Jadon Sancho on the verge of agreeing terms ahead of proposed £108m Manchester United move

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Manchester United on verge of agreeing personal terms with Jadon Sancho on five-year deal as Red Devils edge closer to sealing British record £108m move for Dortmund and England winger

  • Jadon Sancho is close to finalising his personal terms with Manchester United 
  • United are edging nearer to landing their top target from Borussia Dortmund 
  • The clubs are locked in talks over a deal that will break the British transfer record 
  • But Sancho’s wages and terms for the expected five-year deal are almost sealed 

Manchester United are edging closer to a stunning record deal to land their No 1 summer target Jadon Sancho.

United are on the verge of finalising personal terms on a contract of at least five years for Borussia Dortmund’s England winger.

Meanwhile, advanced talks between the two clubs over a deal that could reach an eventual £108m, are continuing in the hope of an agreement being struck, potentially within the next week.

Jadon Sancho is close to agreeing personal terms with Manchester United for his £108m move

Jadon Sancho is close to agreeing personal terms with Manchester United for his £108m move

Sancho’s wages and the terms of what is likely to be an initial five-year deal are almost sealed

Sancho’s wages and the terms of what is likely to be an initial five-year deal are almost sealed

Dortmund want at least half the £108m fee up front for Sancho (pictured training on Monday)

Dortmund want at least half the £108m fee up front for Sancho (pictured training on Monday)

Dortmund are refusing to budge from their £108m valuation of brilliant winger Sancho, which would see them make a staggering profit having signed him for £8m from Manchester City in 2017.

The German side were hoping for at least half of that up front, with talks also focused on how the rest of the deal is structured, in terms of guaranteed money, adds on and instalment size and dates, beyond the initial fee.

Dortmund head off to Switzerland for their pre-season training camp next Monday [August 10] and would prefer the deal done before then.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer identified Sancho as his top target ahead of the record British transfer

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer identified Sancho as his top target ahead of the record British transfer

The clubs have been in advanced discussions for a while to seal Sancho's Manchester return

The clubs have been in advanced discussions for a while to seal Sancho’s Manchester return

However, missing that date is not considered a deal breaker and there remains optimism from all sides that a compromise will eventually be reached.

Sancho’s current Dortmund deal which runs until 2022 is worth around £190,000-per week.

He can expect a considerable pay hike to reflect his likely transfer fee and status as one of the most exciting players in world football should negotiations reach their successful conclusion.

A fee of £108m fee would see him become the most expensive player bought by an English club, topping the £89m United paid to sign Paul Pogba from Juventus in 2016.

All parties are optimistic an agreement will be reached to bring the 20-year-old to Old Trafford

All parties are optimistic an agreement will be reached to bring the 20-year-old to Old Trafford

Sancho's current Dortmund deal, due to run until 2022, is worth around £190,000 per week

Sancho’s current Dortmund deal, due to run until 2022, is worth around £190,000 per week

That price tag would beat Gareth Bale’s £86m move from Tottenham to Real Madrid in 2013 also making Sancho the most expensive British player ever.

Meanwhile only three players – PSG’s Neymar and Kylian Mbappe and Atletico Madrid’s Joao Felix – in the history of world football have commanded bigger fees than the one Dortmund are demanding for Sancho.

Sancho joined Dortmund from City a few months after being named the best player of his age by winning the golden player award at the under-17 Euros as he helped England finish runners up in Croatia.

Sancho, who was then part of England under-17s World Cup winning squad, has since gone on to underline his potential during his three years at Dortmund, scoring 34 goals and setting up 43 more in just 99 games, to help him become a full England international and global star. 

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