Quote from: Abu-Naim on Today at 09:46:54 PM

Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 09:38:38 PM

I'm happy for Jadon Sancho's decision honestly. Because he had no future at Manchester United with Erik ten Hag because of the problems between them. It is great to see him back at Dortmund as he was playing really amazing there before. Terzic must also be happy to have him. Their season in the Bundesliga hasn't been going on well for them.

I am also very happy for Sancho because his move to Manchester United was not profitable at all, his value as player keep dropping because he was not given chance to showcase his talent; and as Eric Ten Hag come, he stopped given him any chance to play and he stoped him from playing with his team mates. I think this comeback will be of great help to him, and I hope Dortmund fans will welcome him back to where his career begins.

Everyone is happy for Sancho to be back playing football which is what he will get at Dortmund. A player's happiness and the right fit for their talents are crucial for their career development. If there were issues between Sancho and Erik ten Hag at Manchester United that hindered his progress, a move back to a familiar and successful environment like Dortmund could indeed be a positive step.

Sancho comes back at the right time to help Dortmund improve their competitiveness in Bundesliga. Dortmund fans are excited to welcome Sancho back, given his previous outstanding performances with the club. The connection he has with the team and the potential for a more significant role in the squad could contribute to revitalizing his career. The hope for many is that Sancho can regain the form and momentum he showcased before his move to Manchester United, and that this return becomes a turning point in his career. As football enthusiasts, we often appreciate when players find the right balance and environment to thrive, and it seems like this move could be a beneficial one for Sancho.