Jose Mourinho has described Alexis Sanchez as a ‘sad man’ as the former Manchester United boss discussed his relationship with the Chilean. Mourinho bought Sanchez from Arsenal in January 2018, as part of a swap deal for Henrikh Mkhitaryan, but under-performed at Old Trafford, scoring just five goals in 45 appearances.

Forward Alexis Sanchez “does not regret” joining Manchester United but says he did not get enough playing time to be a success.The Chilean, 30, joined Inter Milan on a season-long loan deal in August after 19 months at Old Trafford.

Alexis Sanchez believes his failure to shine in a dismal 18 months at Manchester United prior to joining Inter Milan on loan was due to a lack of opportunities. The Chilean moved to Italy on a 10-month loan deal last week with United still paying a large chunk of his reported £400,000 ($484,000) week wages.…

Arsenal midfielder, Henrikh Mkhitaryan has joined Roma on loan for the rest of the season, while full-back Matteo Darmian has swapped Manchester United for Parma, reports fourfourtwo.

anchester United cut their losses on Alexis Sanchez on Thursday as the Chilean joined Inter Milan on a 10-month loan deal with the English giants still on the hook for much of his reported £400,000 a week salary.

Manchester United and Chile forward Alexis Sanchez arrived in Italy on Wednesday ahead of an expected loan move to Inter Milan.

Alexis Sanchez 19 months at Manchester United have been pretty disastrous. There was so much excitement when the Red Devils beat Manchester City to the signing of the former Arsenal star last January.

"All you need is love" sung the Beatles in their 1967 release of the same name, and according to Chile coach Reinaldo Rueda, that's what's been missing from Manchester United misfit Alexis Sanchez's game over the last 18 months.

Chile coach Reinaldo Rueda faces a Copa America dilemma on Monday: either rest star forward Alexis Sanchez, or go all-out for top spot in Group C.

Alexis Sanchez put a miserable club season with Manchester United behind him as he sent Chile into the Copa America quarter-finals with the winning goal in Friday's 2-1 win over Ecuador.

It's been an annus horribilis and a half for Chile's iconic leader Alexis Sanchez, who is known as the "Nino Maravilla" -- wonder-kid -- in his homeland.

Alexis Sanchez has not “become a bad player overnight,” insists Andy Cole, with Manchester United tipped to find value in an expensive flop if they persevere with him.