Borussia Dortmund “anticipates £ 109m bid for Manchester United forward Jadon Sancho”

Borussia Dortmund is reportedly expecting a £ 109 million (€ 120 million) offer from Manchester United for Jadon Sancho this summer if the Red Devils finish in the top four.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team is currently fifth in the Premier League standings, ahead of a trip to Crystal Palace on Thursday evening.

But if United qualify for next season’s Champions League, Solskjaer will pass through Sancho as the main target in a potential club contract, according to the German outlet Image.

However, any move for Sancho depends on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side finish in the top four

Dortmund are reportedly expecting a high offer for their 20-year-old striker, who will not want to give up on the Europa League.

Sancho, who signed for Dortmund in 2017 for a paltry £ 8m from Manchester City, is believed to be thrilled with a return to Manchester.

Ed Woodward, executive vice president of the United States, is impatient to pursue Sancho this summer, but would need financial insurance that would qualify for the main European club competition.

Sancho, an English international with 11 international appearances, had another fruitful season for the Bundesliga, who finished second in Dortmund.

He has collected 17 goals and 17 assists in the German top flight in 32 games for Lucien Favre’s team.

England experienced another excellent offense season for Dortmund

Due to the pandemic, Dortmund has a financial hole of over £ 40 million to fill, with a commission for Sancho set to eliminate that deficit in one fell swoop.

The Bundesliga suit already appears to have planned life without him after securing a £ 22.5 million deal for Birmingham striker Jude Bellingham.

They have beaten competition from teams like United and Bayern Munich rivals to secure the seventeen-year-old’s services.

Birmingham City starlet Jude Bellingham has reportedly agreed on an agreement to sign Dortmund

Meanwhile, in the top four game, with three games to be played for both Leicester and United, the situation is incredibly tight.

The Foxes, tied to 59 points with United but with a higher goal difference, host Sheffield United on Thursday before a difficult trip to Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham.

United have Palace and West Ham to play, ahead of what could be a decision maker on the last day between the two sides at King Power on July 26th.

The current third-place occupants, Chelsea, are still not at home and dry – with four points ahead after playing one more game, they still have to travel to the Liverpool champions and host the Wolves on the last day.