Jadon Sancho is set to leave Man Utd and return to Dortmund

According to Sky Sport , striker Jadon Sancho is in advanced negotiations between Borussia Dortmund and Man Utd in the January transfer window to return to his old team in Germany.

If the deal goes through, the England striker will return to his beloved club (where he has made 137 appearances and scored 50 goals) on loan. The deal appears to have been a success, with Sancho reportedly set to report to Dortmund's training camp this week.

Jadon Sancho was dropped from Man Utd's first team last September after publicly criticising coach Ten Hag on social media (Photo: Getty).

Jadon Sancho joined Man Utd in the summer of 2021 for £73 million from Dortmund. The Old Trafford team has high expectations for him to create a breakthrough in attack.

However, the striker born in 2000 has only left great disappointment after more than 2 seasons wearing the "Red Devils" shirt, he scored 12 goals and had 6 assists after 82 appearances. This season, he was even removed from the squad after daring to publicly criticize coach Erik Ten Hag on social media.

Accordingly, after Man Utd's 1-3 defeat to Arsenal last September, coach Ten Hag shared with journalists the reason Sancho was left out of the squad was because his training performance was not good enough.

But just hours later, Sancho angrily denied Ten Hag's claims on social media, claiming that the Dutch strategist was turning him into the club's scapegoat.

Despite deleting the post hours later, Jadon Sancho refused to apologise for publicly criticising his manager, leading to his dismissal from the first team and not making a single appearance for Man Utd since.

Without Sancho's service and with the attack playing poorly this season, Man Utd has lost 9 matches after 20 rounds in the Premier League, ranking 7th after half of the season has ended.

On January 9, Man Utd will play away at Wigan in the third round of the FA Cup.

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