The powers that be at Manchester United appear to have run out of patience with Jadon Sancho, and the 26 year old winger is now preparing to bring the...
The powers that be at Manchester United appear to have run out of patience with Jadon Sancho, and the 26 year old winger is now preparing to bring the curtain down on his troubled spell at Old Trafford. According to exclusive information gathered by GoalZaza, the former Borussia Dortmund star is eyeing a return to his old stomping ground when his contract expires come summer. At the end of the day, the writing has been on the wall for some time, and Sancho. �s exit has become an inevitability that few in the Premier League will mourn. The English international arrived at United with much fanfare, but his time in the red jersey has been largely underwhelming. He has failed to give a good account of himself on a consistent basis, and the club. �s hierarchy have now decided that a parting of ways is the most prudent course of action. In the scheme of things, Sancho. �s career trajectory has dipped alarmingly, and a return to the Bundesliga may well be the tonic he requires to rediscover his mojo. The lion. �s share of the blame for his struggles will naturally fall on the player. �s shoulders, but the chaotic environment at Old Trafford has hardly helped matters. GoalZaza can confirm that Dortmund are monitoring the situation closely, and a reunion is firmly on the cards. For the Nigerian supporters who follow the Premier League with fervent passion, this saga is yet another reminder of how swiftly fortunes can change in modern football. For now, all eyes remain fixed on whether Sancho will indeed pack his boots and head back to Germany when the window swings open. In the viewing centres scattered across Lagos and Abuja, the conversation will be animated as always. Fans in Surulere will shake their heads and recall how Sancho was once the toast of Europe, while supporters in Wuse will debate whether the Premier League was simply too physical for his slight frame. The general consensus, delivered with the usual theatrical sighs and palm rubs, will be that the Nigerian league. �s own finest forwards would never have wasted such a golden opportunity. As the cold drinks flow and the arguments grow louder, one thing is certain: Sancho. �s fall from grace will provide ample material for the post match analysis that stretches late into the Lagos night.
