Saudi club makes initial bid for Manchester United unwanted star Jadon Sancho

The Red Devils are open to selling the English winger

According to football journalist Rudy Galetti, Jadon Sancho has been granted a way out of Manchester United after a Saudi Arabian team allegedly made a 'formal bid' for the winger.

A dramatic public altercation between Jadon Sancho and Erik ten Hag has raised doubts about his future at Old Trafford.

According to the United manager, Jadon Sancho's behaviour during practice led him to be left out of his matchday team to face Arsenal. Ten Hag's remarks did not sit well with Sancho, and within an hour, he posted on social media to refute them.

The top five European leagues have now all closed their transfer windows, but teams in countries like Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Greece are still permitted to conduct business. Sancho's greatest opportunity for a quick break from United may be the Saudi Pro League.

Rudy Galetti claims that an unknown Saudi Arabian team has ' sent a formal offer' to Sancho. According to reports, the 23-year-old is considering a deal with Saudi clubs that can conduct business until September 7.

Rio Ferdinand thinks that Sancho's only choice right now is to sign with a team in Saudi Arabia or take on a while on the sidelines at Old Trafford.

Following Sancho's online response to Ten Hag, an outlet earlier this week said that Man Utd are "fed up" with Sancho as well as that the England player is "on his way to leaving."

While ESPN journalist Mark Ogden believes there is "no way back" for the attacker at Old Trafford, Manchester United great Rio Ferdinand advised the Red Devils manager to either drop or trade Sancho.