An obstacle to Jadon Sancho’s future career is the fact that there are very few willing to pay £275,000 a week for a player who only almost delivers world-class football. “But just when the English left winger, who was out of contract on July 1, was willing to take a pay cut and go to Brazil where ex-teammate Andreas Pereira, who also left Manchester United for free, is playing.

Earlier this summer, there have been rounds with both Aston Villa and Borussia Dortmund over a permanent transfer, but wage demands have stood in the way of a deal. – Jadon Sancho was also linked with transfers to Fiorentina and Roma throughout the summer. However, according to Spanish Marca, both deal options fell through due to his financial demands.

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But then, in the early hours of the morning today, news emerges about bids from Dubai, which lately has less density of influencers and models than a few months ago. – They are willing to match Manchester United’s salary and compensate for playing football in a league that no one is concerned about.

Jadon Sancho could be on his way to Dubai – surprising bid from Arab club

Jadon Sancho is without a club after his contract with Manchester United expired in the summer. Since then, rumours have been swirling about the 26-year-old’s future – and now a surprising name is emerging.

According to the Daily Mirror, the Arabian Falcons, who play in the United Arab Emirates’ second division, want to sign Sancho. The club is led by former Premier League star Jonjo Shelvey – and that is possibly exactly what could lure the Englishman to the desert state.

A lucrative contract proposal could be decisive, even if the level of the league is a long step down from what Sancho is used to.

In the past, Qatari Al-Rayyan has also been linked with the winger – but so far nothing has been concrete.

Now it remains to be seen whether the Arabian Falcons will be able to convince Sancho to accept a new adventure – away from the Premier League limelight. There is nothing wrong with the salary, and there are probably both bonuses and inconvenience allowances.

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