Dortmund s senior executives were extremely hesitant and had different attitudes towards signing back Sancho: It was really difficult for Manchester United to take action

For Manchester United, in this summer transfer window, the overall sales work of players is indeed not smooth enough. Before this, although Rashford joined Barcelona on loan was something that many people did not expect, Manchester United has become increasingly slow to sell other players since then, which has brought negative effects on their transfer payments and the subsequent purchase of new players.

At present, Sancho's problem is more complicated. Before this, Juventus may be the next player of the winger, but the talks between the two sides have not been positively affirmed, and the Zebras gradually withdrew from the battle.

For Sancho, the biggest possibility of his next company is to return to his former boss Dortmund. However, Dortmund's attitude towards Sancho was very distrustful. Although some senior executives support him in completing his efforts to return home, some Dortmund fans also recognize Sancho. His performance during his second loan return, especially in the Champions League, has shown his former strength. However, most Dortmund senior executives are still temporarily neutral on his transfer matters. They believe that Sancho's performance in the past few seasons is really too poor. In addition, his lack of seriousness in the game and the issue of stability in personality, it is really an uncertain situation whether it can bring enough help to Dortmund.

Currently, key leaders such as sports director Ricken and sports director Kyle have voted distrust of this transfer, so it is indeed very difficult for Sancho to return.

Manchester United's selling price for Sancho is about 18 million to 20 million euros. Dortmund also believes that the price is a bit expensive and they want to bargain. In addition, Sancho must also accept a significant salary cut.

If Dortmund wants to sign Sancho back, he will definitely sign a relatively long-lasting contract with him. The annual salary should be at least about 60,000-8 million euros (Sancho got 300,000+ weekly salary at Manchester United). In this way, his signing cost is about 70 million euros, which is also the point that Dortmund is relatively hesitant.

This price can buy a lot of hope stars in the transfer window. If the newcomers you buy are outstanding enough, they can help them make a lot of money. Now if Sancho really returns to Dortmund, even if he makes a second spring, other wealthy families will probably not be interested in him anymore.