Last updated on March 24, 2025
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Sancho is thought to be on his way to reviving his career at Chelsea.
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Jadon Sancho’s loan move to Chelsea from Manchester United seemed like an opportunity for the winger to revive his career.
With an obligation to buy for £25 million if Chelsea finished at least 14th in the Premier League, the deal appeared to be a win-win for both clubs.
However, as the season progresses, Chelsea is now weighing up whether to keep the England international or cut their losses.
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Sancho’s Struggles at Chelsea

Sancho’s form has dipped.
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Since joining Chelsea in August 2024, Sancho has struggled to make a significant impact.
In 29 appearances, he has managed just two goals—far from the attacking output expected of him.
His performances have failed to convince Chelsea’s management that he is worth the agreed-upon £25 million permanent transfer fee.
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The £5 Million Escape Clause
Chelsea does have an alternative: they can opt out of the deal by paying a £5 million penalty to Manchester United.
This would mean that Sancho’s loan effectively costs them only £5 million, allowing them to walk away from a long-term commitment to the player.
A. Pay £5m to send Sancho back to Man United.
— Vince™ (@Blue_Footy) March 23, 2025
B. Pay £25m to keep him at Chelsea.
Which option makes more sense for Chelsea❓️ pic.twitter.com/N1kSFMPUqX
Given that his current form is not justifying the investment, the club is seriously considering this option.
What’s Next for Sancho?
If Chelsea chooses to trigger the escape clause, Sancho will return to Manchester United at the end of the season.
However, his future at Old Trafford remains uncertain.
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With United set to undergo changes under new manager Ruben Amorim, Sancho may either be given a fresh start or be put on the transfer list once again.
For Chelsea, the decision is about more than just money—it’s about whether Sancho can rediscover his form and become an asset to the squad.