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Jadon Sancho Shocks Football World by Joining Brazilian Team Alongside Ex-Premier League Players Following Man Utd and Chelsea Departures

JADON SANCHO has reportedly agreed to a surprising move to Brazil.

The former England international is now a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Manchester United.

Jadon Sancho left Manchester United this summer after his contract ended Credit: GETTY
The ex-Red Devils player is reported to have finalized an unexpected transfer to Brazil Credit: PA

The winger was previously linked with moves to Fiorentina and Roma during the summer.

However, those potential transfers to Florence and Rome ultimately fell through due to his salary demands.

In a surprising development, the 26-year-old is reportedly on the verge of a move to South America.

Marca indicates that the former Aston Villa and Chelsea loanee has agreed to join Serie A club Palmeiras.

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Reporter Alfonso Partidor claims that the forward has signed a two-year contract with Verdao.

The agreement reportedly features an option for an additional year at Nubank Parque.

If Sancho joins Palmeiras, it will mark his FOURTH club in three years.

He recently completed the latter part of the 2023/24 season on loan at Borussia Dortmund.

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Jadon Sancho lifted the Europa League trophy with Aston Villa last season Credit: GETTY

Manchester United lent him to Chelsea for the entire next season.

He then played the 2025/26 season on loan to Aston Villa.

His experiences at Stamford Bridge and Villa Park were productive, resulting in the acquisition of the Conference and Europa League titles.

Joining Palmeiras will see Sancho reunite with his former United teammate Andreas Pereira, who joined the club last August after a three-year spell with Fulham.

He will also be teaming up with former West Ham player Felipe Anderson.

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