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I've read some reports that Juventus has halted this transfer, but I don't know if that's true. I know Juventus currently wants him. However, they will only sign him if the necessary conditions are met. He's 25 and has a very strong record. He had a fantastic season with Borussia Dortmund. Last year, he wasn't too bad either and played well. I don't think he'll have any trouble adapting to Italy, and he'd be a very strong player for Juventus. I'll be closely watching whether they finalize this transfer.

If it's true that Juventus has halted the Sancho transfer, it could be sad news for Sancho because I think Juventus is the only club interested in signing Sancho from Manchester United at the moment, but since we are yet to verify the information from a reliable source, let's just see it as a rumor for now. Juventus has already agreed personal terms with Sancho, and I believe agreeing on a transfer fee with Manchester United will not be a problem. Sancho has always been a great player, and I believe he will live up to expectations at Juventus if he finally joins Juventus this season.

Juventus halted Sancho transfer because they just signed Francisco Conceicao, and they don't have enough funds to sign Sancho. They're planning on selling one of their winger in order for them to raise funds for the signing of Sancho. If Juventus did not succeed on selling either Nico Gonzalez or Timothy Weah, they might not be able to bring Sancho in. No club wants to add more players to their squad without selling to replace.

If Juventus can sell their wingers, perhaps they can create the necessary budget for Sancho. The question of whether such a change is necessary is a real question. Will Sancho be able to make a much better impact for the team? He performed well last year, but can he replicate it in Italy? I think he can, and I think he'll be successful in Italy. If this transfer goes through, we'll all see his stats.

This player did very well last year, but will he suddenly be able to replicate it?We are currently seeing the possibility of the contract being cancelled for this player, as he was previously scheduled to join Chelsea Football Clu but it soon fell apart. In any case, I don't think it's reasonable that Juventus wingers have to be sold, but Juventus may still be holding up his contract due to his salary cut. At present it appears that negotiations for this player are on hold so if the Italian club wants to implement this, they will have to sell at least one winger. We see that Nico Gonzalez is getting a chance to play in this team as a winger so if he is transferred to another club and it materializes then maybe this player could be added there