Man Utd reject 'sneaky' loan bid from German giants for 23yo, want £45m to sell - report
Manchester United have rejected a ‘sneaky’ loan bid from Borussia Dortmund to re-sign Jadon Sancho this summer, according to Daily Star.
The England international signed for the Red Devils from the Bundesliga outfit for £73 million two years ago, but he has yet to become a key player.
Sancho has registered just 12 goals and six assists from 79 games for United, and it has been reported that the club could consider his departure.
The Daily Star now report that Dortmund have failed with an ambitious loan approach for Sancho.
United are open to selling the 23-year-old for £45m, having failed to live up to his expectations.
Man Utd may struggle to receive bids for Sancho
Sancho showed signs of returning to form during the second half of last season. He was far better with his distribution after a special training programme at OJC Rosmalen.
However, much more is expected from a player, who was one of the most sought-after forwards in world football during his development years in Germany with Dortmund.
Sancho managed an incredible 114 goal contributions from 137 outings for Dortmund. With United, he has just 18 goal involvements from 79 appearances thus far.
Hence, we are not surprised that United are prepared to cut their losses on him this summer, but they face a major stumbling block due to his current weekly wages.
Sancho is currently the joint-highest earner at £350,000-a-week at United. Not many clubs in European and world football can afford to meet his salary package.
If United were to receive a £45m bid this summer, they would still need to hand Sancho with a hefty pay-off to convince him to take a significant pay-cut elsewhere.
In our view, this is an unlikely situation. Sancho should continue at Old Trafford next term. It could be a make-or-break season for him under manager Erik ten Hag.
With the recent emergence of Alejandro Garnacho, Sancho now has more competition. Marcus Rashford and Antony are guaranteed starters out wide for the manager.
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