According to TBR, Manchester United was there when Borussia Dortmund defeated PSG in the Champions League.
TBR has been informed by sources that United was represented by scouts evaluating Jadon Sancho, one of their own players. It is known that United, like other teams, keeps a close eye on the players they loan out, especially the more well-known ones, in order to evaluate their development.
Although Sancho wants to stay with Dortmund and a loan agreement is still the most probable outcome, as TBR has previously disclosed, United won’t completely rule out the possibility of him returning to Old Trafford this summer or even later.
Since joining Dortmund on loan during the January transfer window, Sancho has been revitalised.
The 23-cap England international was the highlight of the game against PSG on Wednesday night. In 15 starts, he has contributed five goals.
This evening, PSG was unable to come close to Jadon Sancho! 🌪️
The 24-year-old wants to remain for the rest of the season, but Dortmund will probably need to shell out a sizable sum of money to finalise a long-term agreemen
Therefore, a loan appears to be the most practical option. However, it is unknown whether United will be willing to approve another short-term agreement for their £73 million acquisition.
In the event that they let him to go back on loan to the Bundesliga team at this time next year, he will be getting close to the end of his Old Trafford deal, which would lower his worth.
Nevertheless, it would be unexpected if United executives approved a second loan.
Erik ten Hag’s performance will be crucial.
One can never be sure what will happen to Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, so it’s hard to guess what Sancho will do next.
Given the two’s well-documented falling out, there is now little to no hope of a United comeback with ten Hag still holding the position.
However, Sancho will have the opportunity to rekindle his career in Manchester if the Dutch manager does go, since Jim Ratcliffe may be eager to appoint his own manager.
Over the next several months, there will probably be a lot of twists and turns as everything becomes clear during a crucial summer transfer window.
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