Jadon Sancho is a worthy £100m risk for Manchester United, says Rio Ferdinand

31 March 2020

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Rio Ferdinand insists Jadon Sancho would thrive at Manchester United, believing he would do justice to the famous no7 shirt previously worn by David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo.

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