It’s no secret to anyone, Jadon Sancho has become the main target of Manchester United after another exceptional season under the colors of Borussia Dortmund. Nevertheless, the English winger is particularly courted, and according to Dwight Yorke, the Red Devils would be well advised to fall back on the track leading to Leroy Sané if they did not manage to obtain the signature of Jason Sancho during the next summer transfer window.
For now, Dortmund has not yet received official offers for Sancho, and Sebastian Kehl expressed his wish to see the wingman continue the adventure on the Signal Iduna Park side for at least an additional year. Kehl told Sportbuzzer: “We expect Jadon to play with the BVB next season and we are all very pleased with the quality he brings to our side and the difference he can make.”
Unlike Jadon Sancho, Leroy Sané is sure to change clubs this summer. Pep Guardiola, his Manchester City coach, has confirmed that the German international will leave at the end of the season, with Bayern Munich being considered his next most likely destination. But Dwight Yorke, former Manchester United player, believes that the team coached by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer must consider the possible arrival of the German international.
“United have a very good offensive group of young players, ” he told ‘Stadium Astro’. “I like Leroy Sane. We don’t have that type of left-handed winger. The boy [Mason] Greenwood has just appeared recently but I like Sané. I really think this kid is probably the fastest of all and he has a really good attitude. I know he was injured, but if I was brave, if I was the manager of Man United at the time, that’s the type of person I would like “, he added.
“He spent a few years in the Premier League, I observed him very closely, he is a player that I really like. Sancho is obviously up there too, but if you can’t convince him, why not be brave and opt for a player who played next and made noise. “Moving from City to United would make a big splash across the Channel but would have the merit of to revive a little more the rivalry between the two Mancunian clubs …
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