Manchester United has offered Jadon Sancho and Antony to clubs in the Saudi Pro League as they seek to recoup the hefty fees spent on the players.
United spent a total of £155 million (over €181 million) to sign the two forwards. However, none of the transfers has truly worked out.
Sancho was ousted from the “Red Devils” squad after responding to criticism from coach Erik ten Hag about his efforts in training, and later he was loaned to Borussia Dortmund.
Meanwhile, Antony has failed to score or assist in 22 appearances this season and has been both in and out of the starting eleven.
United is ready to offload the Englishman and the Brazilian, hoping to recover the highest possible fees to finance future investments, according to Goal.com, as reported by Klankosova.tv.
The Evening Standard reports that the “Red Devils” have contacted clubs with significant spending power in Saudi Arabia in the hope of finding interested parties.
Middle Eastern clubs spent large sums to recruit stars from top European leagues last summer, but it is said they are working with smaller budgets for the upcoming January transfer window.
United hopes to receive £50 million (over $58 million) for each player next summer.”
