Fans fear Jadon Sancho's 'flight' to join Dortmund in Spain has been cancelled as plane tracked
Fans are fearing the worst as Jadon Sancho's flight to join Borussia Dortmund in Spain has been cancelled ahead of his proposed move away from Manchester United.
Sancho is set to re-sign for Dortmund this month, having fallen out with Erik ten Hag following his outburst after his exclusion from the squad against Arsenal back in September.
According to widespread reports, the German outfit have agreed an initial loan deal for the rest of the season, with an option to make the switch permanent in the summer.
It is believed that they will pay less than half of the 23-year-old's whopping £350,000-a-week wage.
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But there appears to be a potential stumbling block in completing the transfer away from Man United as his flight to join Dortmund's training camp in Marbella has been cancelled.
The club are in Spain for the winter break, with the player expected to meet up with his teammates ahead of finalising his move.
However, according to Airport Info, his flight from Manchester to Malaga has been cancelled, worrying fans online.
Der Flug von Manchester nach Malaga ins BVB-Trainingscamp wurde leider annuliert :( #sancho #bvb
— Wiggy (@mwigbels) January 5, 2024
The flight from Manchester to Malaga to the BVB training camp was unfortunately canceled :( #mufc @FabrizioRomano pic.twitter.com/PeYx6Q6fV0
Sancho has been banished from the Man United first-team for his refusal to apologise to Ten Hag. He's been linked with a host of clubs around Europe, with Dortmund set to acquire his services.
He's played just three games this season, with his last appearance coming in the Red Devils' 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest back in August.
The winger has only managed 12 goals in all competitions for Man United since his £73 million transfer from Dortmund in the summer of 2021.
He enjoyed a prolific spell in Germany as he bagged 50 goals in 137 appearances.
Dortmund have two friendlies scheduled during the winter break as they resume their 2023/24 campaign against Darmstadt on January 13.
Topics: Jadon Sancho, Manchester United, Borussia Dortmund, Football
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