Jadon Sancho registers stunning stat against PSG that he never achieved at Man Utd

Jadon Sancho registered a stunning stat against Paris Saint-Germain that he never achieved at Manchester United.

Sancho was handed a spot in Borussia Dortmund's starting XI following his stellar showing against Atletico Madrid in the previous round of the Champions League.

Having made Bundesliga history against RB Leipzig last weekend, the Man United loanee wasted no time in making an impression against PSG.

He completed a whopping SEVEN dribbles in the opening 30 minutes against the French giants - the most dribbles completed in a single Champions League knockout game so far this season.

What's more, Sancho never completed seven or more take-ons in a single match for Man United during his time at the club.

7 - Jadon Sancho completed seven dribbles in the first half of this match, more than he managed in a single game for Manchester United and the most by a player in a UEFA Champions League knockout match since John Stones in last season's final. Mazy. pic.twitter.com/EP9zdLOJ0f

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On TNT Sports, Rio Ferdinand was left stunned by the stat, with the English winger's performance sending social media wild.

One X user wrote: "Sancho is balling out for Dortmund in a champions league semi-final, maybe we’re the problem."

A second tweeted: "Sancho dropping a better performance than any of our wingers all season."

A third added: "Sancho going to the UCL final the same year Man United finished last in their group."

A fourth said: "Jadon Sancho balling in the UCL semi-final whilst Ten Hag is sitting at home."

Another commented: "Sancho is the next of many on the list of players that look totally different when they’re not playing for Manchester United and in an environment that suits their strengths."

Sancho has made 16 appearances across all competitions since re-joining Dortmund on loan from Man United in January.

He has scored three goals in his second spell ahead of returning to his parent club at the end of the season.

But the Red Devils are looking to sell the 24-year-old to raise funds for summer signings.

However, it appears unlikely they will recoup the £73 million they splashed out to acquire his services in the summer of 2021.