Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes Alexis Sanchez declaration as Manchester United face paying £13m

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits Alexis Sanchez’s future is still unclear. Sanchez, who has endured a hard time at Old Trafford, has been linked with a loan move to Inter Milan. The Serie A side agreed to pay half of his £500,000-a-week wages. Earlier reports suggested that United would like to insert a 'non-negotiable' clause into the deal with Inter, which would see them sign the forward permanently for £20million next year. However, Sanchez has a contract until 20202 and United could have to pay £13m to loan Sanchez out for this season. Solskjaer said: "Alexis is a quality player. We don't have loads of options. If there is an offer that's good enough for the club and him maybe he will go, but if not then he's still our player and he's a quality player. He's been training well and there's no doubt about his quality so let's see.”

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