90min provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Jadon Sancho. If Chelsea decides to back out of their obligation to sign Jadon Sancho permanently, he could potentially return to Manchester United. United would then face a decision on his future, considering options like welcoming him back, seeking a permanent sale, or another loan, especially since his contract expires in 2026.

Chelsea are reportedly considering paying a penalty fee to cancel their obligation to permanently sign Jadon Sancho from Manchester United. Sancho is currently on loan at Chelsea, but the club is desperate to terminate the deal due to his inconsistent performance, despite a promising start. This situation leaves Manchester United with the challenge of potentially taking him back or finding another buyer.

90min reports on Chelsea's firm stance regarding Jadon Sancho's future transfer plans. Chelsea have no intention of letting Jadon Sancho return to Manchester United, with the club expected to follow through on a permanent transfer worth around £25m.

Jadon Sancho might make an unexpected return to Manchester United in the summer. Despite FC Chelsea, his current loan club, being anticipated to fulfill the sporting conditions for the agreed purchase obligation of the winger, there is a possibility that the Blues will allow the permanent transfer to not proceed. The 'Daily Mail' reported that the loan contract includes a 'significant penalty clause' which requires the Londoners to pay if they decide against the deal. The purchase obligation becomes effective if Chelsea concludes the current Premier League season within the top 14 positions, with the fee varying between 26 and 30 million euros based on their final standing.

Jadon Sancho's future at Manchester United remains uncertain, despite his season-long loan at Chelsea. Reports have suggested that he might return to Old Trafford at the end of the season. Chelsea had initially agreed to pay between £22 million and £25 million for Sancho this summer, but they are now considering ways to withdraw from the agreement by incurring a financial penalty. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a minority shareholder at Manchester United, stated that Manchester United are still responsible for covering half of Sancho's wages and will need to pay an additional £17 million this summer as part of the outstanding cost from his £73 million transfer from Dortmund.

If Chelsea does not finalize the permanent transfer, Jadon Sancho could return to Manchester United. Manchester United is obligated to pay £17m to Borussia Dortmund this summer as part of their initial deal to sign Sancho in 2021.

Jadon Sancho will stay at Manchester United despite earlier reports that he was no longer in Erik Ten Hag's plans. Manchester United has rejected an offer from PSG for him.

Jadon Sancho has officially returned to Manchester United after a 6-month loan to Borussia Dortmund. There were significant disagreements between him and coach Erik ten Hag, but a recent face-to-face meeting has restored balance. Sancho has rejoined the team's training sessions for the first time in 10 months and will be available for summer friendlies.