Contract is up this summer. He can move abroad and the buying club would have to pay £200k or if he moves domestically a tribunal will set the fee if we can't agree a fee with City. There is some talk of him moving to Germany or even moving abroad for one season and then to us to avoid us paying a bigger fee, like Spurs did with Fryers.
Jadon Sancho goes to Dortmund ;)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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hopefully we don't do that, it sets a very bad precedent and there is a good chance of it snowballing.
Yep. Lets hope he doesnt pull a dick move like Fryers. If he wants to move to another English club, wherever it is, just go and let City get the compensation. Will be a few million.. If he is that highly rated, clubs should be fine with paying that.
Never seen him play but lets sign him just to piss off bluemoon
If he moved to Red Bull or Dortmund he should stay there for a few years. What better place could a young winger develop?
I thought his current contract was to run until summer of 2020, I'm not sure if the rules are different for youngsters at such an age, mind you.
Depends if he signed a professional deal. Did he?
According to the papers he hasn't signed his first professional contract yet and is set to leave City this summer. Supposedly he has been AWOL from training recently too.
A youth player must be looking at United as the club to get your chance and Man city as the one where you won't. So it's smart from Sancho if he makes the jump.
Rashford made 53 appearances last season. Did a city youth graduate even play?
Rashford made 53 appearances last season. Did a city youth graduate even play?
City haven't brought a youth player through in years, probably ten years or so. We have been winning trophies with academy graduates on the pitch the past season and still contribute far more top flight players than any other club.
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Would be bloody brilliant if we got the biggest talent from City's youth ranks.
Doubt it'll happen though. Even if he wants the move he'll somehow end up somewhere else. I'm pessimistic like that.
Doubt it'll happen though. Even if he wants the move he'll somehow end up somewhere else. I'm pessimistic like that.
Does him not reported to training multiple times stink a little bit of an attitude problem? He is young granted, but maybe the hype of him being the next big thing is making him think he is better than what he is.
Jose likes loyal players with the right attitude, doesn't seem like this lad has that
Jose likes loyal players with the right attitude, doesn't seem like this lad has that
I am wary of his attitude TBH. He seems to fancy himself a fair bit and missing training is a bad sign if true.
It would be worth it to annoy City though.
If Pep hasn't taken him on tour because of contract talks, why should he be committed to their cause?
Leaving the club,probably in dispute with them. So he must have an attitude problem? i love the judgements handed down in here
At the very least it is unprofessional though.Leaving the club,probably in dispute with them. So he must have an attitude problem? i love the judgements handed down in here
So if one of our players simply didn't turn up for training on multiple occasions, that would be ok?Leaving the club,probably in dispute with them. So he must have an attitude problem? i love the judgements handed down in here
It questions his attitude and professionalism. if things don't go his way, he'll go missing. You won't get anywhere in football without the right attitude, that's the basic requirement
Who gives a crap? Staying motivated when leaving your current employer is tough. I don't expect a kid to be fully professional in that regard.
As none of us on here handle his time sheets, passing down judgment is just silly.
You have lower expectations than I have then.
Think the last one was Micah Richards unless you count Alex Garcia although I think he played just the one cup game, not really in the know for anything on the blue side.
From what I've seen of Sancho he looks to have a lot of potential and what better place than us to realise that potential, isn't he close friends with Angel Gomes as well ? I'd take Sancho based on his potential and even if it doesn't work out long term at least he'll be given a chance and it'll piss off City.
Realistic expectations of a youngster. Obviously you expect a kid to behave like an adult. Or maybe I doubt the rumours about him missing training. Who knows who cares. I'd be happy if United signed him, what he does at United would matter to me. At City he's done very well, but looks like his time is over there.
Could also be WelCome? But then I am a muppet
According the WC's website the U17 world cup is 66 days away, hardly "soon". Gomes is obviously hinting at a transfer 
He looks like a real talent, reminds me of Zaha but doesn't look as raw even at 17. It's rumoured he went awol at city though? surely there's questions to be asked about his attitude.
Sign him up!
Sign him up!
Pep does not like to work with players who want to leave, and Sancho was hesitating over a new contract, so he did not take him on the US pre-season tour. Sancho was pissed off and has responded by not turning up to training. It's unprofessional by him but he is only 17, and I can understand his reaction.
Don't really want an academy player who doesn't turn up to training just because he's not been selected for a tour, very unprofessional.
No-one is donning him the next Messi, but I think he will be a star. Obviously it's down to a number of variable but that is just my opinion.
Yeah apparently he spoke with RB Leipzig too, so I'm not too sure what will happen.
No idea if accurate, but I've read somewhere that it was also because of him being unhappy with City seemingly buying more and more attacking players leaving his path to the first team looking pretty much impossible. He felt he'd simply never get a chance there. Which might be fair enough considering how long it's been since they've shown any faith in a kid that is coming through.
He is 17.
we should be all over this
Doesn't matter how old he is. You have to expect some sort of professionalism.
Not to those cnuts we don't
Players have skipped training plenty of times to force a move. Its nothing new.
He's 17. He's got huge potential and was left out of a pre-season tour and acted like a 17 year old. Arsenal missed out on Ibrahimovic when Wenger wanted him to do a trial and Ibra turned him down. They grow up
If there's any chance we can get him, we should be trying. A bit of ego in a youngster doesn't do much harm. And if you don't manage to coach it out of him, then what have you lost? It's only his own chances of getting into the first team that he can harm.
Sancho and Gomes.
Sancho and Gomes.
I think he got left out because he didn't sign the contract City offered.
Yeah but he will be 30 in 13 years ffs!
Ragcho!!
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