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Man Utd transfer news: No Saudi Arabia move for Jadon Sancho, Winger set for talks with Manchester United coaching staff, Football News

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Man Utd winger Jadon Sancho will not be making a move to Saudi Arabia; England international will now work and talk with clubs coaching staff during the international break; All parties committed to getting him back to his best at Old Trafford
Man Utd winger Jadon Sancho is staying at Old Trafford after a late move to Saudi Arabia failed to materialise.
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