Jadon Sancho is considering lucrative interest from Dubai clubs Arabian Falcons and Sokoor Al Arab while continuing negotiations with Getafe.

Free agent Jadon Sancho is weighing lucrative permanent contract offers from UAE second-tier sides Arabian Falcons and Sokoor Al Arab alongside a formal proposal from La Liga outfit Getafe. Getafe president Ángel Torres previously confirmed discussions with the former Manchester United winger, whose manager José Bordalás is keen on the signing.
While Getafe offers a route back into European top-flight football, the Spanish side cannot match the salaries proposed by the Dubai teams. The Peoples Person views the reported UAE interest as potentially exaggerated by Sancho's representatives to strengthen leverage during wage negotiations with Getafe.
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