We covered how Sancho’s transfer to Borussia Dortmund raised the prospect of a loan extension beyond 2025.
Everyone may benefit from this, as Sancho will have more time to establish his worth and increase in transfer value.
He is still bound by a long-term contract with Manchester United, and the club would now have to suffer a significant loss if it tried to sell him this summer. However, that’s unlikely to happen because no team would be ready to pay anything close to what he does now.
The best chance could be that he succeeds in Germany and finds it so enjoyable that he decides to take a pay cut to stay. He must, however, do well on the field first.
