Sancho, a midfielder, has finally put an end to his “hell” spell at Manchester United, but this is only a temporary solution.

It has been certified by Fabrizio Romano, an expert in transfer matters, that Sancho’s loan contract to Dortmund has successfully completed the most crucial phases. Up until the conclusion of the 2023–2024 season, the English midfielder will continue to play for the German squad. Importantly, Dortmund was not compelled by Manchester United to purchase Sancho. 

On his personal Twitter profile, transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano wrote the status line that can be found above. The “like” button on the post was pressed by Sancho himself. 

The only thing that Sancho still needs to do is have a medical checkup in Dortmund. This is the only thing that remains. It is anticipated that the celebrity who was born in the year 2000 will have a medical checkup on January 11th, and he has already boarded an aircraft to be sent to Germany.

The amount of money that Sancho receives from Manchester United is 350,000 pounds a week, which is an excessively high amount, and Dortmund is unable to pay it all. As a result, the house team at Old Trafford is willing to take responsibility for paying a portion of the total. In this transaction, Dortmund also paid a player loan fee of 4 million euros, which is equivalent to approximately 3.5 million pounds.

The return of Sancho to Dortmund is a positive development for both the British sensation and Manchester United. Following the conflict that occurred between the two parties in September 2023, Sancho is not now included in the plans that coach Ten Hag has for the team. 

In the past, Sancho appeared to be having a wonderful time while playing for Dortmund. For the star player who was born in the year 2000, this squad serves as the springboard for their interest in recruiting for MU. In light of this, supporters have high hopes that Sancho’s life will be “revived” upon his return to Germany.

Louis Saha, a former Manchester United player, expressed his displeasure with Sancho’s departure from Old Trafford by saying, “Sancho is one of the most failed contracts in the history of Manchester United.” Sancho’s mentality is not acceptable, despite the fact that we are all aware that this kid is good. Neither the players nor the coaches may grant themselves more authority than the coaches. There is no way that I will ever back Sancho, regardless of what occurs.