Alexis Sánchez ~ El Niño Maravilla

[Godlop]

Arsenal player of the decade.

Carried us to two FA Cup Finals and delivered in both of them.

With him loosing his form an then leaving our away form and the last bits of hunger for success died.

[Sims]

he also shags dogs

[Santi]

Dog nonce has no legacy here, he’s a Man U failure that’s it.

[Zenith]

Mirror

Alexis Sanchez facing uncertain future as 'neither Man Utd or Inter want him'

Manchester United will struggle to find a club prepared to match forward's mammoth wages in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and costly flop may have to train with youngsters

Alexis Sanchez is facing an uncertain future as neither Manchester United or Inter Milan want him, according to reports.

Sanchez has spent the season on loan at Inter, but has failed to impress in Italy after becoming one of the costliest transfer flops in United's history.

The Chilean forward has scored just one goal in 16 games for the Nerazzurri, having netted five in 45 appearances for the Red Devils prior to his loan move last summer.

That means he has scored just six goals in 61 club games since switching from Arsenal in January 2018 to become United's highest-paid player.

And when he returns to Manchester this summer, he could find himself training with United's youngsters.

According to reports Inter will not take up the option of signing Sanchez permanently - and states that the Red Devils may even end up paying the 31-year-old to walk away from the club, as he still has two years left to run on his mammoth £500,000-per week contract.

United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will not want any disruption to his squad, who were on an 11-game unbeaten run in all competitions before the season was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.

And considering the financial hit clubs across the world are taking due to the outbreak of the deadly virus, it will be a job to find a club prepared to match Sanchez's whopping wages.

However, Sanchez's national team manager Reinaldo Rueda has faith in his player, and has backed him to rediscover his best form after an ankle injury suffered on international duty kept him out of action from October to January this season.

"It has been a traumatic, very tortuous year for him, ever since his departure from Arsenal and his first year at Manchester United," the Chile boss told Sport.

"He came to the Copa America in Brazil and then had that bad luck with the injury in the friendly against Colombia in Alicante.

"That loan to Inter was almost thwarted and when he recovered the pandemic came.

[Angelito]

Shame.

He gave it his all for Arsenal and Chile during his final years.

That 16/17 season was epic. It's so criminally underrated. 30 goals and 18 assists. As good as it gets.

[Phil71]

Then he retired to the north west of England with a £400k a week pension.

He's since been on a long holiday to Italy.

Not a bad life.

[Highbury Hillbilly]

Sad to see his career flaming out like this.

One of the hardest working players in football; what he did for Arsenal and Chile NT can't be denied; his body just couldn't keep up.

Keep cashing those Utd cheques though

[Marsbar100]

Forgot how good he was, his footspeed is insane

[Zenith]

Sánchez since the restart:

12 games (7 starts, 5 sub apps.)

3 goals
7 assists

A goal contribution every 65 minutes

[Callum]

The manner in which he left definitely soured things but yeah, he was exceptional for most of his time with us.

[Dejan]

I honestly dont know whether he is still at united

Where is he?

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[Ach]

On loan at inter. Was absolute dog before lockdown.

[Santi]

Finally had his break, probably why he’s improved.

[Angelito]

[Phil71]

United will still have to pay half of his pension.