Manchester United officially announced Hannibal's 9.4 million transfer! Jadon Sancho has a deal to rent Juventa, and Raheem Sterling's weekly salary is exposed

Manchester United officially announced on Wednesday that the transfer of 21-year-old Tunisia midfielder Hannibal · Mejbri to Championship Burnley has been completed. The Athletic report confirmed that Burnley will pay a fixed fee of £5.4 million, with additional clauses that could total up to £9.4 million. Manchester United also have a buy-back clause, a right of first refusal to match buyers and a secondary transfer share.

Hannibal has already passed a medical examination, so he can be signed directly after the official announcement, and his contract runs until 2028, making him the eighth new signing brought in by coach Scott · Parker this summer. The Rouges were relegated from the Premier League last season and are looking to return to the top flight immediately. Hannibal was loaned to Birmingham City for the 2022/23 season, playing 41 games and is therefore familiar with the Championship.

"I'm very excited. It's great to be here and I can't wait to meet the fans." Hannibal explained: "I've played against Burnley at the Tivmore Stadium before and the atmosphere there is fantastic. After talking to the manager, I think the plan sounds good and hopefully we can succeed."

Hannibal also said goodbye to United fans: "It's an honour to represent this incredible club for five years and I leave with many special memories, such as my debut, scoring at Old Trafford and playing in the Champions League for Manchester United. I am forever grateful to the coaches and team-mates at the club who have helped me grow as a player and as a person, from being a boy to being the man I am today."

Hannibal joined Manchester United at the age of 16 for a transfer fee of €5 million and a maximum of €10 million, which is about the same price as he is now leaving. However, he has been with the Red Devils for five years and is therefore an Academy player, and all his earnings are calculated as net profits, which will help the club meet UEFA and Premier League financial requirements.

Manchester United's €30 million deal to sell Scott McTominay to Napoli is also close to completion, and the club's transfer department is now working hard to sell England winger Jadon Sancho. France's 'RMC Sport' reported that they have reached an agreement with Serie A leaders Juventus, Sancho will move on a loan-to-buy basis, and the Bianconeri have a mandatory buyout obligation next summer. As for Sancho's salary during the loan period, the two teams split it between five and a half. After Juve sold Federico · Chiesa, they had the funds and space to operate Sancho's transfer.

United are also reportedly in talks with Chelsea that Raheem Sterling will reverse his move to the Red Devils if Jadon Sancho joins the Blues. British media said that Manchester United only gave the "happy boy" a weekly salary of 150,000 pounds, but promised to let him play more games. The 29-year-old England international could be a left-winger replacement for Marcus Rashford, a right winger or a cameo in the centre.

The club have engaged in tentative talks with their agent, and if Sancho does not choose Juventus, who have already reached an agreement, Sterling will be one of the fallbacks. Raheem Sterling is open to doing so and has the chance to become the first player to play for Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United. He could also claim compensation from Chelsea in order to achieve his goal of not reducing his income, and he has three years left on his current contract.

Raheem Sterling admitted as early as his time at Manchester City that he had supported Manchester United as a child. "I really shouldn't have revealed it, at least not now." 'But I was a real Manchester United big man when I was a kid and I had the shirt they used to last win the FA Cup, and in 2007 I went to the final.

Chelsea boss Enzo · Maresca spoke about the potential deal: 'If we can sign a player who can help the team, of course I will agree! But Jaden [Sancho] is not our player yet, I know him well, but he is not my man."

Italy transfer expert Fabrizio · Romano said: "Juventus and Chelsea are both talking about Sancho's transfer. Juve have raised their offers, with a buy-out option attached to the loan, and Manchester United insist that a buy-out is a must, and the way the wages are taken is also a key point. Chelsea are also in talks but want to trade Raheem Sterling.'

Sky Sports United Kingdom said Sancho was willing to join Juventus and also to Chelsea. United will not necessarily bring in a new winger if Jadon Sancho leaves, as Ten Hag has plenty of options, with Marcus Rashford, Garnacho, Amad· Diallo and Antony, Bruno· Fernandes and Mason· Mason Mount also regularly playing on the right.