Return to Manchester United! Sun: Villa, Tottenham and Newcastle follow Sancho s trends

June 12 According to the Sun, Villa, Tottenham and Newcastle are paying attention to Sancho.

Chelsea officially announced that Sancho left the team after loan period expired, and they paid a penalty of 5 million pounds for this, and Manchester United coach Amorin has no plans to get Sancho back to the first team, which means the winger needs to find a new boss.

According to the Sun, Villa, Tottenham and Newcastle are all paying attention to Sancho's trends. Villa is interested in loaning Sancho, but Manchester United prefers to get cash to free up funds for reconstruction. Both Newcastle and Tottenham view Sancho as a strong choice as they want to build a team that can compete in the league and the Champions League.

After letting Sancho go, Chelsea's eyes were fixed on several wingers, including Gittens and Nico, who remained in touch with Garnacho, and Manchester United offered the Argentine winger a price of up to £70 million.