Jadon Sancho has reportedly been “broached as a possible sale to Tottenham Hotspur,” according to The Independent, and Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has chosen to sell him.

According to the source, Spurs have not provided “much feedback yet” regarding the £350,000-a-week (Spotrac) England international winger’s potential signing.

United reportedly want to include Sancho in a deal that would see them sign England international striker Harry Kane from Premier League rivals Tottenham in the summer transfer window.

What should Tottenham Hotspur do about Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho?

Jadon Sancho should not be acquired by Tottenham Hotspur from Manchester United during the summer transfer window, in our opinion.

Spurs cannot take a chance with Sancho right now, despite the fact that he is 23 years old. Sancho hasn’t exactly been a tremendous success at United.

The transfer fees that United will undoubtedly demand are quite high, and the England international’s salary is very high as well.

In the summer transfer season, Tottenham already acquired playmaker James Maddison from Leicester City.

Sancho has so far appeared in 55 games in the Premier League.

The young winger has scored nine goals and given six assists in those games.

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Manchester United head coach Erik the Hag wants Harry Maguire to leave, amid rumours linking the defender with Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur.

According to The Independent, Harry Maguire, who was linked to Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United during the summer transfer window, has been released by Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag.

West Ham reportedly want to sign Maguire, but they are unwilling to pay the £50 million transfer fee that Manchester United is demanding.

According to the source, West Ham thinks they could be able to sign the England international defender for £35 million.

Harry Kane, a striker for Tottenham, reportedly wants the club’s executives to finalize a deal for the central defender from England who earns £200,000 a week (SalarySport), according to The Daily Star.