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[WATCH] Chelsea’s Jadon Sancho stance REVEALED by Fabrizio Romano
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Chelsea have reportedly made a decision regarding Jadon Sancho's future at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea have reportedly made their decision regarding the permanent signing of Jadon Sancho.
Sancho joined Chelsea on loan last summer, with an option to make the move permanent for a fee of approximately £22m.
However, the former Borussia Dortmund star has tailed off after a promising start, netting twice in 28 appearances in all competitions.
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Chelsea make Sancho decision
Despite recent speculation, the Blues intend to proceed with the option to buy the winger from Manchester United.
Recent reports suggested Chelsea might opt to pay a penalty fee instead. However, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that the West London club want to keep Sancho.
As per Romano, the Blues remain committed to signing the Englishman permanently, provided they can agree on a long-term contract.
“It's true that Chelsea can pay a fee to Manchester United and not proceed with the obligation to buy for Jadon Sancho,” said Romano on his YouTube channel.
"It's the reality, but it's not the intention. From day one Chelsea signed Sancho from Man Utd on loan with an obligation to buy because they want to keep Sancho and Sancho wants to be at Chelsea.
"So that's the idea and that's the view and obviously Man Utd don't want Sancho back. That's the clear indication on Jadon Sancho.”
Sancho's improved playing time has been influenced by injuries and suspensions to other attackers, with Noni Madueke in the wars and Mykhailo Mudryk facing a long-term ban.
With the arrival of Estevao Willian and Kendry Paez in the summer, his place in the squad could be questioned.
What next for Chelsea?
Chelsea stayed fourth in the Premier League despite losing 1-0 to Arsenal on Sunday.
The Blues return to top-flight action after the international break with Tottenham Hotspur visiting Stamford Bridge on April 3.
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