It’s official, Man Utd will get rid of a flop

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By: Manu Tournoux

It's official, Man Utd will get rid of a flop

Left out of the group at Manchester United, Jadon Sancho could soon return to Borussia Dortmund until the end of the season.

85 million euros. This is the amount paid Manchester United to snatch Jadon Sancho at Borussia Dortmund in 2021. After a brilliant spell at BVB, the England international arrived at Old Trafford with the status of a young nugget but was never able to confirm his potential. Two and a half years later, Sancho has only provided six assists with the Red Devils, while he averaged 20 assists per season when he played in Germany.

Dismissed by Ten Hag

Worse still, the 23-year-old completely lost the confidence of his coach Erik Ten Hag, who allowed him 76 minutes of play in August before completely excluding him from his group. The London native understands it well, it is time for him to change scenery and relaunch a career that had everything to be brilliant. And what could be better than returning to where he managed to shine and explode in the eyes of the world?

Since the opening of the winter transfer window, Sancho has been announced for Dortmund, who has to deal with several offensive injuries. According to information from Sky Sports this Tuesday, things would have progressed since the two clubs would be close to a total agreement for a six-month loan in which a purchase option could be included.

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Manu Tournoux

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