Chelsea Give Up Completely Recruiting Sancho by Paying 8.8 Billion Won Sancho Thank You for the Blues on SNS
Jun 04, 2025
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Chelsea will pay a penalty of 5 million pounds (about 8.8 billion won) to Manchester United (hereinafter referred to as Manchester United) and will be released from its obligation to fully recruit players this summer. As a result, Sancho will return to his former team Manchester United as soon as his loan contract with Chelsea ends at the end of June. Chelsea ended their Remain negotiations by failing to reach a personal terms agreement with Sancho.
Sancho also said goodbye to Chelsea on his personal SNS on the 3rd. He is grateful for his experience here. I extend my great love to all Chelsea family members, colleagues, staff and fans who welcomed me. I wish the club all the best in the future. 'Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Blues' wrote. Sancho played on loan at Chelsea last season, scoring a total of five goals and 10 assists. In particular, he contributed to the victory by scoring against Real Betis in the Europa Conference League final held last month.
Sancho is currently attracting interest from a number of European clubs, with one year remaining on his contract with Manchester United. The weekly wage is known to be around 300,000 pounds (about 53 million won). As a result, it is not easy to completely transfer, and the possibility of another lease cannot be ruled out.
Meanwhile, Chelsea are also considering signing Borussia Dortmund's Jamie Gittens. Gittens, who has shown interest since this winter, is one of Chelsea's attacking resources in the summer transfer market. Dortmund reportedly set aside about £50 million for Gittens' transfer. Gitens was pushed out of the second half of the season. Chelsea is also seeking to strengthen its striker. When Liam Delap is completed, there is a high possibility that additional strikers will be recruited, and candidates include Hugo Ekittike and Benjamin Sesco.
Manchester United are expected to receive an official offer for Sancho this summer. Many Premier League and European clubs are known to have contacted Sancho to discuss the terms of the contract, and Manchester United also prefers a full transfer of players.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
