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Jadon Sancho to Fenerbahce is OFF! Jose Mourinho decides against move for Man Utd outcast following talks with Ruben Amorim

Jadon Sancho will not join Fenerbahce as Jose Mourinho has vetoed against a move for the Manchester United outcast after holding talks with Ruben Amorim. Despite mounting speculation that the winger was close to a switch to Istanbul, the former Chelsea, Real Madrid, and Roma manager has asked the club to abandon their pursuit.

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According to Turkish outlet Mourinho advised Fenerbahce’s board to seek alternative options on the flanks, bringing an end to their interest in Sancho. This decision came after Mourinho consulted Amorim, the current United boss, and sought insight into why Sancho is no longer part of the long-term vision at Old Trafford. The two coaches have a close relationship.

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Mourinho, renowned for his strict managerial standards, is understood to have based his decision on Sancho’s perceived lack of motivation and professionalism. The Portuguese tactician expressed reluctance to bring in a player who he believes lacks commitment to the cause and could be more interested in a lucrative payday than contributing meaningfully on the pitch.

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With a future in Turkiye now off the table, Sancho is edging closer to a new chapter in Italy. United have reportedly accepted a €25 million (£21m/$30m) offer from Serie A heavyweights Juventus. Negotiations over personal terms are said to be at an advanced stage, and talks have accelerated following the approval of the transfer fee.

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Juventus sporting director Damien Comolli has been in direct contact with the player’s representatives and has received encouraging feedback. Barring any late obstacles, the deal is expected to be finalised upon Comolli’s return to Europe next week.