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Returning to Borussia Dortmund to get back on track, Jadon Sancho delivered an assist for his first match this Saturday.
Jadon Sancho comes a long way. After two difficult first seasons at Manchester United, the England international has been completely sidelined by Erik Ten Hag since the start of the 2023-2024 financial year. He had only played three ends of matches (76 minutes) with the Red Devils, making his departure this winter inevitable.
Sancho already decisive
Sancho assist already LOOOOL pic.twitter.com/0x89pcnxJq
— ًًً (@ibzsmo3k) January 13, 2024
The 23-year-old therefore returned to Borussia Dortmund in the form of a loan in order to get back on track. Heir to number 10, the London native wasted no time in thrilling Marsupials supporters once again. Replacing the kick-off on the Darmstadt pitch, Sancho came on in the second half and delivered an assist to Marco Reus on the second goal of his team, which won 3-0. Author of a convincing performance, he seems far from his Mancunian setbacks.
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