Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho is back in action for Borussia Dortmund this evening as they attempt to advance to the Champions League final.. Dortmund hold a slender 1-0 advantage heading into the second leg against PSG this evening. The winner of the tie will face either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid in the final at Wembley Stadium next month.. Sancho has enjoyed his football while back in Germany but has only managed to record three goals and two assists in 17 appearances. His display last week at Signal Iduna Park raised many to question whether or not he has a future at Old Trafford after his loan spell ends.. READ MORE: Sancho sparks Reus Champions League demand. READ MORE: Dortmund make Sancho transfer claim. Currently, MEN Sport understands that United are preparing to sell Sancho at the end of the season. His contract at the Theatre of Dreams expires in the summer of 2026 but the conflict between Erik ten Hag and the winger could force him out of the club.. In September last year, Sancho declared himself to be a ‘scapegoat’ at Old Trafford after Ten Hag blamed the 24-year-old’s training performances for his absence from the squad that lost 3-2 at Arsenal. The Englishman was subsequently banished from first-team training after refusing to apologise for the tweet but he did choose to delete the post from his social media.. Despite signing Sancho for £72.9m, United would be willing to accept offers of more than £30m at the moment. When asked about the winger recently, Ten Hag said: “We are close in that process [of monitoring Sancho].. “We are visiting games, not only yesterday. We visit, I would not say all the games, but we have seen more games from Dortmund where Jadon was performing there.. “We also had a visit with him, we had a talk with him during his stay there and we will keep going with this process, we will continually be in contact and communicate with them. There was a conflict (between Sancho and Ten Hag) and let’s first finish the season.. “He is not here now, so stay away from this issue now because it is not important. He has the return of the semi-final, for them also in the league it is not going that well for them and we have four important games in the league and the FA Cup final.. “So that is the issue and the focus point in this moment and then we will see in the summer what is going to happen.”. Try MUFC Pro NOW for free. Subscribe to our brilliant app for the best way to enjoy the M.E.N’s unrivalled Manchester United coverage.. No adverts, pop-ups or distractions – just our brilliant content presented in the best way possible.. Comprehensive, round-the-clock coverage of the Reds, with agenda-setting breaking news and insight from Samuel Luckhurst and our authoritative team of United writers. Exclusive content for subscribers. New interactive elements including (coming soon) quizzes to test your United knowledge.. Try MUFC Pro for a front-row seat to the action at absolutely no cost for the first month. You can get started by downloading our app here on iPhone, or here on Android. If you already have our app, click on the ”MUFC Pro’,’ Subscribe’ or ‘ Remove ads’ links.. *Free trial auto renews at £19.99 annually unless cancelled. T&C’s apply. Ad-free indicates that you will not be shown standard display ad formats with the articles that you read, selected articles may contain commercial messages/affiliate links where contractually required.
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