Italian media: Sancho originally accepted the Rome contract, but the agent asked for a commission of 11 million euros to block the transfer

According to the local Roman media "The Courier", Sancho's agent asked for a commission of 11 million euros, which led to the failure of the transfer to Rome.

Roma will soon rent and then buy to introduce Villa winger Leon Bailey, which means that Sancho's transfer has at least failed for the time being.

Sancho finally decided to reject Rome's offer, although the two sides had reached a preliminary agreement a few days ago. Sancho was originally willing to join and even planned to sign a five-year contract with an annual salary of 5 million euros plus a bonus.

But the real obstacle lies in the commission request made by Sancho's agent. He asked Roma for a sky-high commission of 11 million euros, which was on the premise that Manchester United had accepted a transfer fee of 23 million euros.

Faced with such conditions, Rome tried to lower the commission requirements, but Sancho had officially notified Rome yesterday and decided to refuse the offer. Although Roma does not rule out the possibility of Sancho's change of mind, the transfer market is only 12 days left, and the club must start looking for alternatives.

In addition, Roma has exhausted the registration number of non-European recruits this season, so he can only try to introduce EU or British players. Due to regulations, British players who come to Italy for the first time are still treated as EU players.