Only 2 games! It is revealed that Manchester United abandoned it and conquered his new owner and signed him for free next summer

This summer, Sancho joined Villa on loan on the day of the transfer deadline. Previously, he was put into the "Bomb Squad" by Amorin and was not allowed to practice with Manchester United's first team. He played for Chelsea on loan last season, but the Blues ultimately did not choose to activate his buyout clause, but paid Manchester United a £5 million penalty. But this time, Sancho quickly conquered Emery on loan with Villa. According to National World, Villa is ready to offer Sancho a permanent contract next summer.

Before joining Villa on loan, Sancho was in personal training throughout the summer. After joining the team, Sancho started the league cup last week with Brentford. In the Premier League match on the weekend, Villa drew 1-1 with Sunderland and Sancho played for 9 minutes on the bench. After two games, Sancho did not contribute goals or assists. But according to British media National World, coach Unai Emery and Villa senior executives are already satisfied with Sancho's performance and plan to provide him with a permanent contract next summer. In the loan contract with Manchester United, Villa will assume 80% of Sancho's weekly salary, but the buyout clause is not included in the contract. Elliott, another loan player signed by Villa on the transfer deadline, will be permanently transferred from Liverpool as long as he plays five games for the team, which means Villa can focus more on finalizing Sancho's transfer. In Sancho's loan contract with Chelsea, the buyout clause is worth £25 million. His contract with Manchester United expires this summer, but Manchester United has the option to renew a contract for one year. Whether Manchester United will activate this option in exchange for transfer fees or let him leave the team at the end of June remains to be seen.

Sancho's weekly salary at Manchester United is more than £200,000. According to Capology data, Villa's highest-paid player is goalkeeper Martinez, with a weekly salary of £150,000, which means that Sancho may need to accept a salary cut if he wants to transfer to Villa Park permanently. However, he still has the whole season to prove himself to Emery and Villa, striving to be a key player on the team starting next season.