Jadon Sancho has returned to the form that once made United bring him to the club to be a key piece in the match against Manchester City under Ole Gunnar Solskjær.
Back on loan in Dortmund, which was the club United took him from, the Englishman has delivered a good spring and has helped the German team all the way to the semi-finals of the Champions League, where the team, after a 1-0 victory over PSG in the first match, also has the opportunity to to make it to the finals.
The loan was mainly set up because United wanted to increase the market value after Sancho fell out with manager Erik ten Hag, where the background to the conflict lies in a post on social media where Sancho attacks his manager, which he later did not want to regret.
– Sancho is a fantastic player, but that is not the problem
Erik ten Hag’s future at Old Trafford has been uncertain throughout much of 2024, and one would think that if Ten Hag were to disappear, it would open the door for a Sancho return, but according to the German media, it should not be very relevant for the player himself .
German Sky Sport reports that Sancho does not want a return to United and that regardless of whether it is Erik ten Hag who is the manager or whether someone else comes in and will manage the ship. He does not see any future at the club and Sky writes at the same time that United also plan to sell the winger without any asking price being set at the present time.
Dortmund, for their part, want to keep Sancho, but will not make the 24-year-old their most expensive signing of all time. The German club rather envisages a loan with an option to buy or possibly a loan where at the end of the loan period there will be a mandatory purchase.
