Enemies are narrow? The pharmaceutical factory considers signing Sancho, but if the new coach is Teng Hach, it won t be fine

On May 24, Miguel Delaney, editor-in-chief of the British Independent, said that Bundesliga giants Leverkusen are considering introducing Manchester United winger Sancho, who is facing the challenge of transferring overseas again to revive his career. However, the deal may be terminated by one person, that is, Sancho's enemy at Manchester United, Dutch Tenhach.

This season, Sancho, who joined Chelsea on loan, played in 39 games and contributed 4 goals and 9 assists in various games, and his performance can only be considered average. Although he has a buyout clause of £20 million in his contract, it becomes mandatory as long as Chelsea's Premier League ranking is not below 14th. But the Blues can pay a penalty of £5 million, making this mandatory buyout clause invalid. From the current point of view, it is basically a foregone conclusion that they gave up buying out of Sancho at the end of the season.

The key is that Sancho's old club Manchester United is not interested in him either. Especially after a season where all four are gone, Manchester United, who are not qualified for the European Cup, faces huge losses of up to 150 million pounds. They must sell players in this summer window to effectively make up for the loss. Sancho, who was rented out twice, is no longer in Manchester United's plan, and selling him to cash out is the club's only choice.

However, there are not many clubs interested in Sancho now. Old club Dortmund once loaned him for half a season last season, and Sancho also performed well. He has always been positive about returning to Dortmund. But now Bumblebee is not very interested in signing back Sancho. However, pharmaceutical company Leverkusen is seriously considering the deal.

Leverkusen has lost their coach, Xavi Alonso, and this summer, Wilz, as the core of the offensive, will also bid farewell to Bayer Stadium. The two cores have been lost one after another, and pharmaceutical factories are also facing the arduous task of reconstruction. It is actually normal for Sancho, who has played well in the Bundesliga, to enter their field of vision. After all, the English winger is only 25 years old now and his career is still very long. If you return to the familiar Bundesliga stadium, Sancho may not be unable to return to the top.

But the key to the problem is that in addition to introducing players, Leverkusen is also currently selecting coaches, and former Manchester United coach Ten Hach is one of their coach candidates, and he is still in a very popular state. Once he becomes the new coach, Leverkusen's interest in Sancho will come to an abrupt end. As for the reason, it is very simple. The two have become irreconcilable enemies during Manchester United. Teng Hahe does not want to argue with Sancho again, and Sancho is not willing to continue eating boxed lunches under the former.