The England international was recently criticised by Erik ten Hag for his poor attitude on the training pitch.

This did not go well with him and he accused the manager of lying and making him a scapegoat on X.

Sancho has since deleted the public statement, but he continues to be indefinitely suspended by the club.

The attacker has refused to apologise for his mistake and as a result, United are willing to offload him in January.

They are prepared to subsidise part of his current £300,000-a-week wages such that he can head for the exit door.

Juventus and Borussia Dortmund are among his admirers, but they are likely to propose initial loan deals.

United bought Sancho from Dortmund for €80m in 2021 and they are hoping to recoup at least €60m with his sale.

A number of Saudi Arabian clubs are also monitoring Sancho, but he has no desire to move to the Middle East for now.

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