David Ramos
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It is difficult to imagine that Jadon Sancho has a future at Manchester United.
Especially if Erik ten Hag is still sitting in the coach’s chair at Old Trafford when the calendar shows August 2024.
The Dutchman reacted mercilessly when last September Sancho served a volley of power in the direction of the United boss when he was left out of the match squad in the 1-3 loss against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
After the loan transfer to Borussia Dortmund in January, the Englishman has slowly but surely found himself back, and when the yellow shirts advanced from the quarter-finals of the Champions League, the winger contributed with a number of great involvements.
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Sir Dave Brailsford, Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox are of course keeping a close eye on Sancho’s situation and form in Germany.
For two different reasons in particular.
Dortmund’s quarter-final victory earned Manchester United a “significant” bonus payout. Should the yellow jerseys advance to the final, there will probably be additional money waiting in the club coffers, writes Manchester Evening News.
The club’s demanding financial situation in light of the Financial Fair Play regulations is widely known. The bonus payments from Dortmund are therefore good news.
Sancho’s performances in the last games of the season will naturally also have an impact on the Englishman’s value on the transfer market, all the while there are many indications that he will be sold in the summer, given the situation right now.
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Erik ten Hag has little wish to comment on the conflict with Sancho. However, the Dutchman was relatively recently asked if anything had changed between them.
– No, but we know that Jadon Sancho is a fantastic player so it is no surprise to us. But that is not the issue, said Ten Hag at a press conference on 19 April.
Before the meeting with Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday, Dortmund boss Edin Terzic was also asked about the Englishman’s development in the yellow shirt.
– Both Jadon and I know that he is not at his absolute best yet, but that is completely normal. He shows his extraordinary talent in training every single day, Terzic said.