A base found for Jadon Sancho

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By: Manu Tournoux

A base found for Jadon Sancho

Out of favor at Manchester United, England international Jadon Sancho could well bounce back with another major European club.

Borussia Dortmund could well recover their former player Jadon Sancho during the January transfer window.

Return to sender for Sancho?

The England winger has been put on United’s transfer list as he refuses to apologize for criticizing manager Erik ten Hag online. His former club, Dortmund, is following developments and studying the possibility of bringing him back to Germany.

According to ESPN, Dortmund are ready to take action during the next transfer window, if the conditions are met for a transfer. BVB have publicly denied that Sancho is on their wishlist, but it appears the interest is real.

The most likely option is that Dortmund takes Sancho on loan until the end of the season. However, they will have to pay part of his salary which is around €320,000 per week.

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Manu Tournoux

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