Jadon Sancho has no future at Manchester United, and a few clubs have come forward to sign him this summer.
Recent claims from Italy covered AS Roma’s desire to add the winger to Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad.
Earlier today, [Corriere dello Sport reported](https://sportwitness.co.uk/player-wants-a-few-more-days-for-manchester-united-exit-holding-everything-up/) Roma have agreed terms with Manchester United to sign him on loan with an option to buy set at €25m. However, Sancho isn’t keen as it stands.
[AS](https://as.com/futbol/internacional/sancho-cerca-del-besiktas-n/) have a report on the 25-year-old and their title says he’s close to Beşiktaş. This report is covered by the newspaper’s Turkish correspondent, Özgür Sancar, and he could have obtained this information from sources close to the Istanbul club.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær, who signed Sancho for Manchester United, is currently in charge of the Turkish side.
According to the report, Beşiktaş have reached an agreement with Manchester United and are sorting out the final details of the agreement with the player. There’s no mention of the details of the agreement with the Red Devils.
There’s belief an agreement could be found with Sancho as AS report Solskjær’s side are preparing a video to announce his transfer.
AS state: _‘In fact, the Turkish club has already prepared a video to announce his signing. It shows former players Gökhan Keskin, Recep Çetin, and Ricardo Querasma waiting for a mysterious guest while sailing on the Bosphorus. This guest turns out to be Sancho.’_
Roma and Juventus have also shown interest in Sancho, but the report says the two clubs weren’t negotiating a move. That isn’t the case if Corriere’s report from Monday is to be believed, but AS indicates Sancho is a step away from joining Beşiktaş.
It’s worth noting there’s tendency for the Turkish clubs to get excited and overly optimistic about potential signings even when a deal is in the initial stages. Whether that’s the case now with Sancho or if Beşiktaş are edging closer towards signing him remains to be seen.