Bayern Munich have reportedly emerged as a leading contender to rescue Jadon Sancho from his Manchester United nightmare

Sancho, now 23, explоded onto the scene in the Bundesliga over the course of four years with Borussia Dortmund before being purchased by Manchester United for £73 million in the summer of 2021.

The striker’s future is in limbo after he had a public figҺt with United boss Erik ten Hag this week, with the Dutchman implying that Sancho had been left off the matchday squad for last weekend’s game because of his poor performances in training.

Sancho retaliated swiftly on social media, suggesting that he had been made a “scapegoat” by his boss at Manchester United, which could lead to his expulsion from the club.

Despite the fact that most European transfer windows have closed, speculation has intensified in the wake of Sancho’s altercation with Ten Hag. According to Fichajes, Bayern Munich are set to make a play for the English sensation in January.

Bayern are reportedly ‘confident’ that Sancho can rediscover the type of form that made him a huge Һit in the Bundesliga before his transfer to England. The report seems to indicate that Sancho is already aware of such interest, outlining that there have been ‘rapprochements’ between the German champions and the player. It has been speculated that a deal may be struck for as little as €50m (£42.8m).

After Sancho’s fiery social media post earlier this week, former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand indicated that there may be no coming back for Sancho.

Since most transfer windows have closed, Ferdinand suggested on his FIVE YouTube channel that Sancho might even have to contemplate a move to the Saudi Pro League. He stated, “Jadon isn’t going to put out a statement like that if, in his own estimation, he hasn’t performed well.

That’s the distinction, too. While Jadon may look at his training log and sаy, “I’ve trained alright,” the manager may have a different benchmark in mind. The situation might go either way. The Saudi option is currently the only viable one. Or you’ll spend the rest of the season on the bench, if not out of the team entirely.