Jadon Sancho to Borussia Dortmund Is Now a Done Deal: Loan Fee, Expected Date of Arrival & Other Details- Reports

Jadon Sancho is set to depart from Manchester United and join Borussia Dortmund on a loan move. Sancho’s time with Manchester United was marked with disappointment, including underwhelming performances and conflicts with coach Erik ten Hag that resulted in his exile since August.

The 23-year-old himself for months has expressed his desire to return to his former club, Borussia Dortmund. Finally, a resolution has been reached as the English winger prepares for his departure.

Jadon Sancho officially set to join Borussia Dortmund

Journalist Christian Falk has confirmed that Jadon Sancho’s loan transfer to Borussia Dortmund has been finalized. According to reports, the negotiations have concluded for a six-month loan arrangement that will be in effect until the summer transfer window. As part of this agreement, the German club will be paying approximately $3.2 million for the transfer.

As for the soccer star himself, he is scheduled to commence training in the Dortmund camp in Marbella on Friday. Despite Jadon Sancho not having played since August, BVB is prepared to acquire his services. The talented star, on the other hand, is in excellent physical condition, free from any injuries, and ready to get back on the field.

The transfer is expected to provide Sancho with the playing time he has missed for the past 5 months. Simultaneously it is perceived as a mutually beneficial situation for Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund, according to French journalist Julien Laurens.

Sancho’s departure is an amazing deal for all parties

Prior to the official confirmation, speculation surrounding Sancho’s move to BVB had already sparked discussions within ESPN newsrooms. Julien Laurens weighed in on the matter, expressing his belief that “I think personally it’s an amazing deal from a Dortmund point of view because they’re only going to pay 3 million euros for the six months that Jadon Sancho is going to spend there, which includes wages.”

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Laurens sees this deal as a steal. Additionally, he believes that Manchester United stands to benefit from this arrangement as well. According to the journalist, If Sancho performs well during his time with the German side, United can potentially sell him for a higher price in the summer transfer window.

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