Jadon Sancho makes feelings on Man Utd exit clear after 'liking' Fabrizio Romano tweet

Jadon Sancho has dropped a massive hint about his Manchester United future after 'liking' a tweet published by Fabrizio Romano.

The rate at which Sancho's career at Old Trafford has fallen apart over the past few months has been nothing short of remarkable.

The English winger joined United from Borussia Dortmund in 2021 in a £73 million move. He struggled to make much of an impact in his first two campaigns at the club, but earlier this season things went from bad to worse.

Big things were expected of Sancho this term, but he has not played for Erik ten Hag's side since August after falling out with the Dutch manager.

After weeks of speculation that he will leave the club during the January transfer window, Sancho appears to have confirmed his next move.

On Wednesday, Sancho 'liked' a tweet from journalist Romano reporting that the winger is set to join former side Dortmund on loan until the end of the season.

Dortmund will reportedly cover part of the 23-year-old's salary plus a loan fee, a €4 million package in total.

Sancho has barely been active on X - formerly Twitter - in recent months, with his last tweet coming back in August.

When asked last month about the possibility of Sancho returning to action for United, Ten Hag said: "He knows what he has to do if he wants to return and it is up to him. He knows what he has to do, it is up to him."

Sancho joined Dortmund from Manchester City in 2017, and over four years scored 50 goals and provided 64 assists in 137 appearances for the German club.

Over the past two-and-a-half years at United, he has only able to muster 12 goals and six assists in 82 outings.

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