According to reporter Ben Jacobs, Juventus may be more inclined to rent first and then buy Sancho.

In a show, Ben Jacobs pointed out: "Juventus may prefer to introduce Sancho on loan, with a forced buyout clause. This operation method is almost equivalent to a permanent transfer, but it can delay some of the expenses, allowing the club to focus on paying Sancho's salary this fiscal year and delay the buyout fee until later payment."

"Manchester United may accept such a plan, provided that the end result is a permanent transfer. Of course, Manchester United prefers to directly obtain the transfer fee so that they can invest again in the transfer market immediately. At present, Sancho's team and Juventus are having in-depth talks to discuss financial details."

"This does not mean that the transaction is close to completion, but refers to the two parties discussing personal terms in detail, which makes Juventus think that the deal has a possibility of reaching it."