Jadon Sancho is wanted by the English Premier League’s top clubs, but Borussia Dortmund is confident that none of them will be able to pay for the transfer fee.
Broussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke believes that Jadon Sancho will stay at the club next season because he believes that no club will be able to make it up.
Winger The 20-year-old has been linked with the potential of returning to the English Premier League, where Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea are said to be interested in asking for his hand.
However, boss The Reds Jurgen Klopp dismissed that his club was ready to offer the player. Likewise, the attitude shown Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who chose to avoid answering media questions about speculation of the transfer of Sancho.
Despite the opportunity for the England international to return to his hometown next season, Dortmund will ask anyone who has come to make a bid of up to € 100 million.
The numbers above, according to Watzke, will not be fulfilled by interested clubs.
Watzke said, Sancho himself did not indicate that he wanted to turn to the club. In addition, the club’s CEO can also be sure, the price of the player will not be cut even once in the middle of the corona virus pandemic.
“If Jadon comes to us and says he really wants to leave, so far there are no signs of that, and the club [peminat] “We want to pay what we ask, so we will discuss it,” he told Sport1.
“I judge, there is no club that will pay the official price. There is no discount for the transfer even though he is now a pandemic corona virus,” said Watzke.
“We will have an unusual situation next year compared to before. With the exception of Achraf Hakimi, this team will stay together. That helps development,” he explained.
When asked whether January’s sensational recruitment, Erling Haaland, was taking a leave of absence this year, Watzke responded: “Haaland’s transfer is a question that does not need to be addressed.”
One player who has been confirmed to be leaving is Mario Gotze, whose contract will end at the end of this month.
Watzke had stated, the World Cup champion player would survive in Dortmund. But now he claimed not to know how the fate of the player continues.
“Mario is old enough, he knows what he’s going to do,” Watzke added.
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“He no longer has influence. He didn’t ask me, so he should have told me what was on the table,” he explained.
“I did not communicate with the team during Corona. I could not enter the dressing room, there was only a telephone. When I said goodbye, I was even afraid to hold her,” he continued.
“There will be an immediate alarm because you violated the health protocol action. We even have a mask, all emotions are gone,” the club’s CEO said.
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