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Topics: Jadon Sancho, Manchester United, Manchester United Transfer News & Rumours, Borussia Dortmund, Football
Marcus Chan
Topics: Jadon Sancho, Manchester United, Manchester United Transfer News & Rumours, Borussia Dortmund, Football
Manchester United have reportedly rejected a loan offer for Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund.
Back in 2021, Sancho made his big-money move from Dortmund to United in a deal worth a reported £73 million.
However, the winger failed to live up to the price tag as he was poor during his first season as a Red Devil.
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In the 22/23 campaign, Sancho again failed to impress as he found himself behind the likes of Marcus Rashford and Antony in Erik ten Hag’s pecking order.
With the summer transfer window now open, the 23-year-old has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford.
According to the Daily Star, United have rejected a loan offer from Sancho’s old club, Dortmund.
However, it has been claimed that United will listen to permanent offers for the Englishman.
It is believed that an offer in the region of £45 million could be enough to tempt United to part ways with Sancho.
Prior to his move to Manchester, Sancho was regarded as one of the finest young talents in European football.
However, a string of injury problems hampered his first season back in English football and he has since failed to find his best form.
So far, Sancho has made managed 55 Premier League matches for United, scoring just nine goals.
In comparison, Sancho played 104 Bundesliga games for Dortmund, scoring 38 goals.
Towards the start of the 22/23 season, Sancho spoke about the change under Ten Hag.
He said: “I would say more information, a clearer plan and what to do, especially in some areas of the pitch.
“We’re training more together and as you saw from pre-season, we’re playing well together. We’re playing in the style which the manager wants. Everyone is loving it at the moment.”
Sancho added: “The style of play in training is what we’re working on. Some of that you see, some of it is the intelligence of our players, creating and knowing each other well.”