Jadon Sancho ‘could be offered Man United escape route in January as former club Borussia Dortmund line up a shock loan move’ after £73m star’s social media outburst at Erik ten Hag
Jadon Sancho ‘could be offered escape route from Man United in January as former club Borussia Dortmund consider shock loan deal’ after Erik ten Hag’s £73m social media blowout
- Jadon Sancho could return to Borussia Dortmund if Man United agree to a move away
- The Manchester United winger’s future at Old Trafford remains uncertain
- Sancho clashed with United manager Erik ten Hag after the defeat against Arsenal
Borussia Dortmund are reportedly prepared to offer Jadon Sancho a move away from Manchester United in January if his problems at the club continue.
United and Sancho are at loggerheads after the player publicly criticized manager Erik ten Hag in a scathing social media post following the defeat to Arsenal.
Ten Hag explained that he had dropped Sancho from the squad because he had not reached the required performance level in training. The winger responded defiantly by stating that he was being made a ‘scapegoat’.
His future at Old Trafford is in serious doubt and former club Borussia Dortmund are keen to re-sign the star if United are willing to listen to offers, the newspaper reports. Sun.
The 23-year-old left Germany for England two years ago in a £73million contract but has had a largely disappointing career at Old Trafford.
Jadon Sancho (pictured) could leave Manchester United if his feud with Erik ten Hag is not resolved
Sancho’s previous club, Borussia Dortmund, is keen to bring the player back to Germany
Frustrations have increased with Sancho’s struggle to reach the same level of performance as Dortmund and as a result have been dropped by England.
Dortmund wanted to bring Sancho back to the club in January but saw their loan offer quickly rejected by United, but they will return if talks with Ten Hag fail to rectify the ongoing feud.
Club chiefs are monitoring the situation and are said to be willing to make United a loan offer that would still require them to pay a large portion of his wages.
He scored 50 goals in 137 games for the Bundesliga giants during four years in Germany, having scored just 12 goals in 82 games for United so far.
United manager Erik ten Hag (photo) is dissatisfied with Sancho due to the drop in performance level in training
An ongoing period of reconciliation is taking place, with talks planned before United’s first game after the international break against Brighton.
However, Man United’s stars have also grown ‘enough’ of their teammate and sided with Ten Hag after Sancho’s defiance, which was heavily criticized by many.
There have been long-standing concerns about Sancho’s timekeeping and attitude, with his behavior at Man United also previously discussed in the England set-up.
Sancho’s social media post remains pinned to the top of his X profile and United stars are unimpressed with the youngster’s handling of the situation.
