HITC understands that talks are ongoing over the future of Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho with just hours to go before the window slams shut.
Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho reconciled with Erik ten Hag back in July but the Englishman has yet to make a Premier League appearance with the Red Devils having one victory and defeat to their name so far this season.
Sancho's future at Old Trafford looks bleak with HITC previously reporting that Juventus had opened talks with United over the winger but time is running out to get a deal done.
HITC understands that talks are ongoing over the future of Sancho with Chelsea also remaining keen on the English winger.
United will accept a loan move but want an obligation to buy included in the deal for the English winger. Juventus, as it stands, are not looking to increase their offer but have left it on the table. Sancho is open to the idea of moving to Turin this summer.
Another side who are of course interested is Chelsea, with HITC reporting that the Blues were keen on Sancho.
HITC also reported that United held exploratory talks with Chelsea over a move for Raheem Sterling, who has seemingly been ostracised from the Blues squad with Enzo Maresca wanting to get rid of players from his squad.
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Sterling is understood to be frustrated at Maresca's decision to omit him from the squad and Chelsea are keen on selling the Englishman.
Bundesliga interest in Sancho remains We reported last week that Bayern Munich are also keen on Sancho and sources have told HITC that the Bavarian side are continuing to observe the situation.
A move for Sancho from Bayern would become more pressing based on what happens with Kingsley Coman this summer. HITC reported that Arsenal were considering a deal for the French winger but there is also interest from the Saudi Pro League.
Former club Borussia Dortmund are also keen, but they would struggle to match even Juve's offer. Sancho spent the previous campaign on loan at the German side as they reached the Champions League final but cash is seemingly tight for the Bundesliga giants.