The Englishman recently had a fall-out with manager Erik ten Hag after publicly criticising his comments after the Arsenal defeat.

As a result, he has been banished from first-team training and won't be allowed back in the set-up unless he apologises to the head coach.

Amidst this, there have been suggestions that he could be sold by the club and The Star claim that United are ready to accept a cut-price exit.

The club are open to parting ways with him as early as January and they could be prepared to sanction his sale for a fee of around £40 million.

Sancho has opened the door to pursuing a new challenge as he has no desire to apologise to the manager and feels he has done nothing wrong.

Barcelona and Al-Ittihad are among clubs interested in signing him. Former club Borussia Dortmund have no interest in landing his services.

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