Chelsea sent £25m transfer demand immediately after Conference League triumph

Chelsea have been told to push through a deal for after their Conference League success. The Blues lifted the title on Wednesday evening as they

, 25, came off the bench to score in ’s victory. It was his second European goal this term, the on-loan man also providing five assists in Conference League action.

Chelsea now face a decision over his future. As it stands, they are set to pay £25m to sign him permanently from United, albeit they can pay a £5m penalty fee to back out of that deal. Ex-Chelsea star has given his verdict and claimed that Sancho should be kept at Stamford Bridge.

Speaking on TNT Sports, he said: “I think Jadon is a really great player and I think he’s done well. He’s been rotated in and out a bit but I want to see Jadon playing. You want a player like that in your squad. It will come down to a financial decision I imagine but I really like him.”

In all, Sancho has scored five goals and provided ten assists across the campaign for Chelsea. Asked if the winger had contributed enough to earn a permanent move, Cole replied: “Yes I do.

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“This is a kid who went to Dortmund and was a superstar as a kid. It wasn’t working at Man United but he’s done well, he’s got his career back on track at Chelsea. I think there’s more to come from him as well.”

Chelsea boss has already given a clue into Sancho’s long-term future. The Italian suggested that there is still a decision set to be made when it comes to him, and a whole host of other players.

He said: “I don’t know. I said that when in the last weeks you asked me about different players, I always said the same. And the reason why is because it’s the truth.

Should Chelsea sign Sancho permanently?

“It’s not the moment we have tomorrow, final. Then in 24 hours, 48 hours, we’re going to start to talk about the future. But at this moment, there is not any thought or any decision made on Jadon or any different players.”

Sancho appears unlikely to have a future at Man United should remain at the club. He still has just over a year remaining on his contract at Old Trafford.

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