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Manchester United: Fans slam Daniel James as Inter are ready to hold talks over Alexis Sanchez

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Manchester United have made some massive mistakes over the years but signing Alexis Sanchez has to be one of Ed Woodward’s biggest regrets so far. 

The Red Devils had high hopes for Sanchez after he arrived at Old Trafford from Arsenal back in 2018, as they had beaten Manchester City to his signature. Unfortunately, his transfer has turned out to be a failure.

The Telegraph’s James Ducker recently revealed that the Chilean currently earns £400,000-a-week wages, even though he has only scored five times in 45 games for Man United in all competitions.

Sanchez has spent the past season on loan at Inter Milan, although he seems to have turned his form around, finishing with a goal and two assists as the Nerrazzuri put Brescia to the sword in the Serie A earlier this month.

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Inter Milan chief executive Giuseppe Marotta told Sky Sport Italia, as cited by Manchester Evening News (via @utdreport), that they are holding talks with Ed Woodward to extend his deal.

Despite his injury history, the 31-year-old has actually received a higher WhoScored rating than his teammate Daniel James for his performances this season. James has struggled for consistency up until now, as he has failed to score or provide an assist since the Premier League restart.

Unsurprisingly, lots of United fans slammed the “shambolic” decision, as some believe Sanchez is “better than Dan James,” with one supporter tweeting “what a joke”.

Scroll through some of the scathing reactions so far…

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United fans, do you think Ed Woodward has made the correct decision regarding Sanchez? Let us know by commenting below!

Tom is a football writer for Transfer Tavern, covering Chelsea, Manchester United and Newcastle United. He has also contributed to MSN, WhatCulture, Fresh Press Media and Sportskeeda.

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