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Quote from: asriloni on July 10, 2025, 06:45:31 PM

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They should take advantage of the win, because they made a lot of money from the Club World Cup, if they achieve this they would be acquiring a very necessary player for Juve's game to improve, for me Juve needs renewal and with that the coach has more freedom of decision when it comes to putting a player to play, for me it is essential that they reinforce themselves, because this season will be much tougher than the last, the teams are reinforcing themselves.

Manchester United spent a significant amount of money to bring Sancho from Dortmund to Old Trafford, with a value reaching £73. This fantastic price was because initially Manchester United believed that he would be an important player for Manchester United. However, in reality, when he moved to Old Trafford, his performance and appearance on the field really declined, and of course this was a huge loss for the Red Devils. Manchester United clearly sold the player at a loss, but in any case, to make changes, the team had to kick some of its players to bring in new players. When he was still with Dortmund, Sancho had an extraordinary performance and appearance. If an agreement is made between Manchester United and Juventus, and in Serie A Sancho is able to return to his best performance, then this will be a quite profitable investment for Juventus.

Not only has Sancho failed to live up to expectations for his hefty transfer fee, he's even tarnished Manchester United image by clashing with the manager. His talent has been diminished by his temperament, so it's understandable that Manchester United would want to cash in on him immediately, even if it means incurring a significant loss. Juventus would certainly be the lucky club to acquire Sancho for a lower price, and I imagine Chelsea would be furious, especially with Sancho reportedly willing to take a pay cut. In Serie A, Sancho might rediscover his best form, similar to his time at Dortmund.