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Author of an excellent end to the season, Jadon Sancho is starting to see more clearly about his future.
Jadon Sancho’s loan is becoming more and more expensive for Borussia Dortmund. But, the German club would be ready to make the necessary efforts to keep this element in its workforce.
German media outlet Sky Spors claims that the next additional payment will be linked to the team’s participation in the Champions League final (June 1 against Real Madrid). In total, around five million euros will likely be paid to parent club Manchester United.
Sancho will not return to United
Sancho returned from United to Dortmund in January after a conflict with United manager Erik ten Hag. With the Dutch coach having left to stay in his post, it is therefore quite unlikely to see the England international return to Old Trafford.
The 24-year-old winger has been particularly impressive in the Champions League since then, so Dortmund can certainly face an additional payment of around €1.5 million. Furthermore, the Black and Yellows hope that Sancho will commit permanently.
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