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'No secret' - Jadon Sancho talks are on! Borussia Dortmund CEO confirms negotiations over loan return for Man Utd pariah

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  • Winger frozen out at Old Trafford
  • Ready to return to Germany
  • Terms of deal still being discussed
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The England international winger severed ties with the Bundesliga giants back in 2021 when securing a £75 million ($95m) transfer to Old Trafford. Things have not played out as planned for the 23-year-old back in his homeland, with only 12 goals recorded through 82 appearances.

  • Jadon Sancho Borussia DortmundGetty/GOAL

    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Sancho has been frozen out completely this season, with Erik ten Hag asking questions of his attitude and commitment to the cause, and a January switch has been in the pipeline for some time. Dortmund are keen to be reunited with a familiar face, but no agreement has been reached as yet.

  • WHAT WATZKE SAID

    Delivering an update on that process, with it initially suggested that Sancho would be back in Germany by now, Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke told Sky Deutschland: “We are in dialogue with Manchester United. We want to bring him to us on loan. That's no secret. But we are not yet ready to announce a result.”

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    WHAT NEXT FOR SANCHO?

    Dortmund are still discussing what proportion of Sancho’s salary they will need to take on if a loan deal is pushed through, with the out-of-sorts forward reportedly earning £250,000-a-week in England. United are prepared to cover some of that cost in order to get an unwanted asset off their books.