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Manchester United: Fans delighted as Red Devils reach agreement with Inter Milan for Alexis Sanchez

Manchester United have finally got rid of Alexis Sanchez after reaching an agreement with Inter Milan, according to reports in Italy. 

Corriere della Sera claims, as per @utdreport, that Inter have agreed terms with Man United, which will see the Serie A side spend £13.5m on the 132-cap Chile international.

An announcement is expected to be made at the end of Inter’s Europa League game against Getafe on Wednesday.

After arriving at Old Trafford from Arsenal in January 2018, Sanchez has turned out to be an expensive mistake by Ed Woodward. The Chilean has only scored five goals in 45 games for the Red Devils, despite the fact he earns wages which are reportedly worth £400,000-a-week at Old Trafford.

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The executive vice-chairman has been desperate to make amends and appears to have pulled off a remarkable deal which will get him off the books for good.

Sanchez, who can play as a centre-forward or across the midfield, has struggled with ongoing injury issues and a slump in form. He was subsequently shipped out on loan to the San Siro but has shown flashes of his former self under Antonio Conte.

However, the Red Devils were still having to cover the costs of the majority of his salary, which has proven to be a problem when they have tried to get rid of him in the past. Now it seems like they have reduced the damage on the club’s wage bill.

Naturally, many United fans gushed over the “sensational business” on social media, with one supporter tweeting Woodward is “ruthless” for forcing him to take a huge pay-cut, while another added Sanchez is still “magnificent” after scoring two goals and supplying two assists in the past six Serie A games.

Scroll through the glowing reactions so far….

https://twitter.com/ManUnitedTalk/status/1290231091865899008?s=20

United fans, are you happy to see Sanchez go? Let us know down 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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