1:56 Sancho is United’s top transfer target, but his valuation is holding up a deal
Grealish, meanwhile, is undecided about his future and has already admitted he may have played his last game at Aston Villa, although it looks unlikely he will join United with Premier League survival increasing his valuation.
The 24-year-old Villa captain picked up six goals and eight assists in 38 Premier League games last term, and former United winger Giggs thinks his old club should sign both Grealish and Sancho this summer.
1:49 Rob Dorsett believes Aston Villa will not accept any deal under £60m for Grealish
“Two good players,” Wales boss Giggs told the Webby and O’Neill YouTube channel. “I think the thing with Grealish is he’s obviously used to the Premier League and doesn’t need to adapt to it so that’s good.
“For me from the outside, it looks like he’s got the mentality to come to this place and not bother him. Certain players can get overawed.
“Also, the good thing this year is he’s got 10 goals [in all competitions] and got into double figures so that would be one question mark I would have had with him: does he score enough goals?
“To get to double figures with no penalties for Villa is impressive.
“Sancho is quick, direct but also an intelligent player. What I like about him is when he gets into those areas with the final ball, he doesn’t panic. A lot of quick wide players sometimes do but he picks out the right pass.
“He’s someone who can counter-attack if we’re going to play that but also if a team are going to sit back, he can beat players and make things happen.
“They are two signings that may be available and if we’re able to get them, I would go and get them.”
Man Utd to target Coman if Sancho illusive
Manchester United could sign Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman on loan, should the club fail in their attempts to prise Sancho away from Borussia Dortmund.
Coman is seen as an alternative for United in their search for a new wideman, if they fail to secure the services of Sancho.
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Summer transfer window – key dates and times
3:42 United are focusing on Sancho as their interest in Grealish cools
The summer transfer window will run for 10 weeks from July 27 and close at 11pm on October 5.
A domestic-only window for trades between the Premier League and EFL then runs from October 5 and closes on Friday October 16 at 5pm. Follow all the news and analysis on Sky Sports News and across Sky Sports’ digital platforms, including with our dedicated Transfer Centre blog
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