When United signed Sanchez they gave him an eyewatering salary close to £400,000 a week, installed with the belief he’d be a huge hit.
And any clubs looking to take him on board would likely have to make a significant financial outlay on the forward.
And what ends up happening with Sanchez is something only time will tell.
Meanwhile, speaking recently, Robin van Persie slammed United for saying they gamble on players like Sanchez and Paul Pogba.
“If you compare it to Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp was appointed and players were selected who fit in with the football philosophy, not from marketing motives,” the ex-United striker told SoFoot.
