Man Utd refuse to let Sancho leave at a low price

Jadon Sancho remains sidelined by Manchester United and has not played for the Red Devils since a public dispute with Erik ten Hag on 26 August. The former Borussia Dortmund">Borussia Dortmund player has been forced to train on the training ground alone, change and eat alone for 10 weeks.
The former Ajax boss demanded an apology from the player, which has not been made, and therefore wants the English player out of the team in the January transfer window. The club spent 73 million pounds on the 23-year-old and will not accept less than 50 million pounds if any team wants to sign the young player.
"Strict lines is the point. It's what the club asked me to do, because there was no good culture before last season. So to set some good standards and that is what I did," Ten Hag said in September.
Juventus contacted the Red Devils about a possible loan move but the Italian club were unwilling to pay the United player's full salary. Saudi Arabia is another destination that has also been tracking Sancho and has him in its orbit for a possible transfer.
Al Ettifaq, which is managed by Steven Gerrard, is one of the Saudi Arabian teams that have been interested in him, but they wanted a loan move for the English player and not to commit to a £50m move.