ALEXIS SANCHEZ is reportedly set to return to Manchester United and not sign permanently for Inter Milan.

A temporary stint in Serie A has not helped the Chilean re-find his form and he may have already played his last game for Antonio Conte's club.

United allowed Sanchez to leave on loan last summer as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sought to renew his out-of-sorts squad.

But the Daily Telegraph states that he will be coming back to Old Trafford at the end of the season with Inter not planning on signing the winger permanently.

Sanchez's Italy stay officially ends on June 30 but the season is set to be extended beyond that date, causing a potentially huge legal issue for clubs worldwide.

Fifa may opt to automatically extend agreements to account for the coronavirus-enforced break but clubs or players who do not wish to do so may push to cut ties in the summer.

Solskjaer appears to have been ready to welcome Sanchez back with open arms for some time.

After the 31-year-old failed to hit the ground running in Milan, the United boss stated as early as January that he will return to Old Trafford.

Solskjaer told reporters: "Alexis will come back in the summer and prove you all wrong."

Sanchez was a late signing for Inter in last summer's transfer window and scored on his full debut against Sampdoria, before getting sent off, and made an assist in the following game at Barcelona.

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