Premier League: Manchester United to part ways with Jadon Sancho despite successful Dortmund spell - Report

Premier League: Manchester United to part ways with Jadon Sancho despite successful Dortmund spell - Report

Manchester United player Jadon Sancho

English Premier League giants Manchester Unitedare likely topart ways with Jadon Sancho in the coming summer as they look to bounce back from a disappointing 2023-24 campaign.Sancho, who is currently on loan at Borussia Dortmundfrom ManchesterUnitedhas been in spectacular formhelpinghis side reach the Champions League semifinal while keeping them on the brink of a final inLondon’sWembley Stadium.While no club has revealedfirminterest in Sancho, Dortmundremainthe favourite to sign him during the close season.

Sancho to leave Man Utd?

Speaking onSancho’ssituation, current United boss Erik ten Hag has praised the player and feels happy for him. Interestingly, it was the frictional relationship between Sancho and Ten Hag that forced theformer’sexit from the club in the January transfer window. The England international was out of favour at the club before being asked to switch temporarily.

"Solet'ssay this: [on Wednesday vs. PSG] he played very wellandhe'sa very goodplayer,"Ten Hag told a news conference on Thursday."Yesterdayheshowed why Manchester United bought himandhe showed he represents a high value for Manchester United, which is good.

"I'mhappy forJadon,for the performance yesterday, andwe'llsee whatis going tohappen in the future."

However, according to reportsnow, the 24-year-old isexploring hisoptions if Ten Hag remains at the club.Hissix-month loan dealcomes to an endinJune, meaning he and Ten Hag will have to reunite in the summer if both stay at the club. The United board is also looking to avoid any toxicity at the club level and could ask Sancho to leave if the Dutch managerstaysat the club.

On Wednesday eveningSanchobecame the first player in the current Champions League season to complete10dribbles against an opponent. Heprovided the assist toNiclasFullkrug’sonly goal of the Champions League first leg contest against Paris Saint-Germainwhichhas seen thetie nicely poised ahead of the second leg in Paris on upcoming Tuesday.

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Parth Seth is a research fellow at India Foundation, a New Delhi-based think tank, where he studies the themes of development, foreign policy, and multilateralism, particularly in ...Read More