Sancho, who recently left Manchester United on a six-month loan without a purchase clause, expressed his joy at rejoining Dortmund, emphasizing the feeling of “coming home.”
After kissing the badge, he shared with club media, “Very good to be back. Dortmund is home to me.
Making my debut here in professional football, it’s always been a dream for me, so I’m happy to be back.
Can’t wait to get started. Of course [I’m buzzing]. Can’t wait to get started.”
When questioned about his choice to join Dortmund, Sancho explained, “I believe it’s due to connecting with the fans, conversations with Edin Terzic, Sebastian Kehl, Hans-Joachim Watzke, Marco Reus, and a few other players… I feel like it was the right decision for me.
“Opting not to include a purchase clause in the deal, Manchester United aims to enhance Sancho’s transfer value before the summer window, where a final decision on his future awaits.
Sancho’s temporary move aligns with United’s focus on January departures to streamline their squad.
Any additions to Erik ten Hag’s team will be considered only if sufficient funds are freed up through outgoings.
While a new forward is being considered, it is expected to be a cost-effective addition.
United explored Timo Werner before his loan to Tottenham Hotspur, and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting from Bayern Munich is among the targeted options.
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