Mere minutes after making his second debut for Borussia Dortmund, JADON SANCHO assisted a goal.

After being banished by Erik ten Hag at Manchester United, the winger returned to the Bundesliga team on loan earlier on Thursday.

On his second Borussia Dortmund debut, Marco Reus had assistance from Jadon Sancho.

Sancho, 23, didn’t play for the team since September, but it only took him 22 minutes to contribute to the team’s opening goal.

Dortmund’s second goal in the Bundesliga match against Darmstadt was made possible by the assist.

Donyell Malen skillfully threaded a pass through to Sancho, who calmly squared it to Marco Reus for an easy goal.

During the course of the game against Darmstadt, Sancho touched the ball 28 times, scored one goal, created two significant opportunities, and won every duels in play. The English striker’s skill set allowed Dortmund to end their eight-match losing and drawing run.

Sancho’s early effect has left Manchester United supporters furious on social media.

On social media, club great Gary Neville responded to the goal by posting laughing emojis.

Manager Erik ten Hag was targeted by a number of fans.

Ten Hag was “holding Sancho back,” according to one post.

One wrote, “Ten hag in mud.” Another

A third admirer said, “The issue was Ten Hag.”

“Jadon Sancho may actually be cursed,” a fourth commenter said, referring to his first-ever assist for Borussia Dortmund against Manchester United.

On the other hand, several supporters said that Sancho has profited from the Bundesliga’s inferior standard compared to the Premier League.

A claim was made by “Farmers League.”

“Farmers League nothing special,” another person said.

The third goal was added by Youssoufa Moukoko in the 92nd minute, as Dortmund triumphed 3-0.

Since Ten Hag benched Sancho for United’s September trip to Arsenal because of his “performances in training,” the player has not touched a ball.

After that, the attacker took to social media to accuse Ten Hag of using him as a “scapegoat.”

After he declined to apologize, he was therefore prohibited from using any first-team facilities and training.

Sancho will play for Dortmund for the rest of the season before coming back to Old Trafford in the summer since there is no way to make the transfer permanent.