Borussia Dortmund is reportedly eager to re-sign Jadon Sancho in January due to his limited playing time at Manchester United.
The conflict between Jadon Sancho and Erik Ten Hag is ongoing, with no signs of resolution. The manager has not backed down from his stance and has refused to select Sancho since their public disagreement on social media. This situation puts Sancho in a position where he could potentially leave Manchester United if a buyer is found.
During his time at Borussia Dortmund, Sancho had great success, and despite initially denying their interest, Dortmund may consider making an offer in the upcoming transfer window, ESPN reports.
However, any potential deal would need to make financial sense for Dortmund, and it may require Manchester United to contribute towards Sancho’s substantial wages of £300,000 per week.
Sancho still holds a high reputation at Dortmund, where he scored 50 goals in 137 appearances, and he maintains contact with coach Edin Terzic.
Manchester United is fully supporting Erik Ten Hag’s handling of the Jadon Sancho situation, showcasing his assertiveness throughout his time at the club. Ten Hag stated that Sancho’s performance in training wasn’t up to par, leading to his exclusion from the trip to Arsenal on September 3.
Sancho expressed his frustration, claiming to be a “scapegoat” and raising questions about Ten Hag’s statement on social media.
This public disagreement could potentially mark the end of Sancho’s Manchester career. As a result, the club is now open to listening to offers for a player they acquired for over £70 million less than three years ago.
Recognizing that this ongoing situation is dominating headlines and becoming a recurring topic in Ten Hag’s press conferences, Manchester United is determined to find a resolution in January. They are willing to accept a financial loss in order to part ways with Sancho and move forward.
It appears that the window for an apology to mend the relationship between Ten Hag and Sancho has closed, as too much time has passed. Sancho is currently training alone at Carrington.
Additionally, it seems that Sancho’s performance has been below expectations, leading to his exclusion from the England squad.
Unfortunately, he doesn’t receive much support from his Manchester United teammates, as those close to him have encouraged him to resolve his issues with Ten Hag.
