The Sun reports on the loan transfer agreement between Manchester United and Aston Villa for Jadon Sancho. Manchester United and Aston Villa agreed on a loan deal for Jadon Sancho. The deal was officially announced by Aston Villa. Villa are set to pay 80% of Sancho's £250,000-a-week wages, with the possibility of the percentage increasing based on Sancho's success at the club. Sancho refused a permanent move to Aston Villa, which affected the potential swap deal with Emiliano Martinez.

Team Talk reports on Aston Villa's agreement for the loan signing of Jadon Sancho. Aston Villa have an agreement in place for the season-long loan signing of Jadon Sancho. Marcus Rashford's support helped to convince Sancho to move to Villa Park.

Football transfer news expert Fabrizio Romano has reported that Jadon Sancho is poised to depart Manchester United to join Aston Villa. Romano indicated with his well-known 'Here we go!' phrase that all necessary arrangements are in place for Sancho's transfer to Villa Park. The two clubs have reportedly agreed on an initial loan deal, allowing Aston Villa to acquire the winger's services for the current season. Manchester United has approved the transfer, with only the final formalities pending before Sancho is officially introduced as a Villa player. This move offers Sancho a vital chance to revive his career following a challenging period at Old Trafford. The completion of paperwork and medical examinations will be the final steps, after which Sancho will officially don Aston Villa's claret and blue.

Jadon Sancho's new destination is Aston Villa, where he will be under the management of Unai Emery. Despite interest from Juventus, Roma, and Borussia Dortmund, his move to Aston Villa is confirmed. Sancho will play in the Premier League and compete in the Europa League. Aston Villa has an option to purchase him and an option to extend the loan until 2027, according to 'The Athletic'.

90min reports that Aston Villa are set to sign Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho on a season-long loan. United had hoped to sell Sancho permanently this summer but saw the Englishman reject moves to Serie A and Türkiye. United have reached an agreement with Villa over a loan for the 25-year-old. Financial limitations have prevented Villa from spending big on a replacement, but a loan move for Sancho will provide sufficient cover for the upcoming season, while also handing the winger another chance to rebuild his transfer value.

Aston Villa will sign Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho on loan. The transfer has been confirmed by Fabrizio Romano. Discussions were over a loan deal for the winger, with Villa also in dialogue with Sancho's camp over personal terms. A major breakthrough was reported, with a deal in place on initial loan from Manchester United. Green light from United and deal being sealed with formal steps to follow next.

Team Talk reports on the potential deal involving Jadon Sancho and Emi Martinez between Manchester United and Aston Villa. There is a potential deal for Jadon Sancho to head to Aston Villa on loan as part of the discussions involving the sale of Emi Martinez to Manchester United.

Jadon Sancho is one of the players Manchester United is willing to offer to Aston Villa as part of a swap deal to acquire Emiliano Martinez. Aston Villa has been in contention for Sancho, as revealed by TEAMtalk's Rudy Galetti.

Team Talk reports on the growing interest in Sancho from multiple clubs, including Aston Villa. Aston Villa, along with Borussia Dortmund, Napoli, AC Milan and some Saudi Pro League clubs, have shown interest in Sancho. Suitors have been alerted to the fact that Man Utd are willing to sell for around £30m. This fee could be negotiable.

Team Talk has reported that Aston Villa is considering signing Jadon Sancho as a potential replacement for Marcus Rashford. Rashford, who had been on loan at Villa from Manchester United, could be replaced as Villa seeks a new left-sided attacker. Recently, the club has expressed interest in Sancho, although discussions have not yet reached an advanced stage, with further developments anticipated soon. Sancho has officially returned to Manchester United following his loan spell with Chelsea, but his stay may be brief given Aston Villa's interest. Manchester United is keen to sell Sancho to help finance a substantial squad overhaul. Sancho had refused a pay cut to remain at Chelsea, prompting the club to pay a £5m penalty to terminate their £25m purchase obligation. Besides Aston Villa, Napoli and AC Milan are reportedly also considering bids for Sancho this summer. Villa has yet to decide on exercising their £40m option to buy Rashford, who is reportedly open to exploring opportunities abroad, with Barcelona showing significant interest.