Jadon Sancho Transfer: Man United star Jadon Sancho is having a tough time under Erik ten Hag. To escape from the Dutchman, the Englishman can make a winter move to his former club, Borussia Dortmund. The Bundesliga giants are willing to sign Jadon Sancho on loan in the winter transfer window.
As per the new reports, if Sancho fails to retain his position in ten Hag’s squad, he could be considered for the loan move. The former Bundesliga player had a tussle with the Man United boss. Sancho publicly criticised Erik ten Hag in a social media post after the defeat against Arsenal last month.
The former Ajax manager explained he dropped the 23-year-old from the squad after not reaching to the required performance levels in training. Sancho made a claim that he was being made a ‘scapegoat’. Now, Sancho’s future at Old Trafford is uncertain. A potential move to Germany would give some confidence.
Borussia Dortmund sold Jadon Sancho in the summer of 2021 in a £73million deal and at that time, the English international was hot favourites for the Premier League giants. The Bundesliga club are willing to get him on board in January to offer him a second stint at the Bundesliga. Meanwhile, it all depends on Man United. If they accept the offer for the 23-year-old then Sancho will easily go to Germany.
Apart from all these stories, Jadon Sancho didn’t justify his tag of a quality player since his arrival in the Premier League. He has struggled to deliver for Man United. He was outstanding for the Dortmund and Man United’s investment on the Englishman didn’t work out properly. Even Gareth Southgate also dropped from the English squad.
Borussia Dortmund had previously planned this move in January this year but their bid was rejected. They will be back in the business in winter and this time, United can accept the offer. Sancho has 50 goals in 137 appearances for Dortmund in his excellent 4 years of stay in the Bundesliga. Meanwhile, the Englishman managed to score only 12 goals in 82 outings for Man United.
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