While the season has been over for some time, most of the loan players have only just expired and they have been looking for opportunities to confirm their futures in the past, including Mason Greenwood and Jadon Sancho, who left Manchester United on loan last season. The loan contracts of the two players have expired, but there is still no place for them at Manchester United, and whether to continue to leave on loan or find a suitable buyer is a question that must be decided as soon as possible for the player and Manchester United.
According to English media, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has spoken to the club's management in the hope of confirming the future of Sancho and Mason Greenwood as soon as possible in the coming week, and they are reluctant to see the two players participate in Manchester United's pre-season training, fearing that the return of the players will affect the overall atmosphere of the team. Manchester United are both inclined to sell both players for the future this summer, but no club has yet made an offer to the Reds that they are satisfied with, and the Reds will need to wait for the right opportunity.
Although Ratcliffe had previously said that he would carefully consider Greenwood's future at Manchester United, judging from the current situation, he still does not dare to risk the opposition of some fans to recall Greenwood, and Manchester United Prince can only leave the club this summer. Greenwood now has one year left on his contract with Manchester United, and the price tag for Manchester United has reached £40 million, but no team is willing to accept the offer, including those who are interested in him, including Juventus, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Lazio.
Sancho's problem is actually more troublesome, even if United are willing to accept a price reduction, they only need to pay 45 million pounds to take the England winger, who was once worth hundreds of millions. However, no club has yet made a formal offer to Manchester United for Sancho, let alone an offer that has met United's demands. Borussia Dortmund are willing to continue with Sancho's loan, but United will only accept the loan offer if they do not find a club willing to buy Sancho, and Sancho's salary will also affect his future options.
With less than a week to go before the start of pre-season training, it will be difficult for the Reds to confirm the future of both players in just one week. For some fans, the feeling of Sancho is relatively simple, and leaving is undoubtedly the best option when they cannot adapt to the environment of the Premier League and the tactics of Manchester United. However, there is still a large part of the fans who want to see Mason Greenwood return, and if the United prince can return, it will also bring a stronger impact to the wings of Manchester United, but the hope is not very big.