Jadon Sancho eyes move to Juventus after successful Dortmund loan

Jadon Sancho, still under contract with Manchester United, is strategically planning his future.

 

The English forward has already chosen his desired club for the upcoming season.

 

After a fallout with Erik Ten Hag, Sancho was sidelined at Manchester United for several months last season.

 

He left the Red Devils last winter, securing a loan move to Borussia Dortmund.

 

This return to his former club proved highly beneficial, as Sancho regained his form, enjoying regular game time and showcasing his talents in both the Champions League and the Bundesliga.

 

With his Dortmund loan ending on June 30, Sancho is now looking for a new club, having decided against continuing at Manchester United.

 

Thanks to his strong performance in the latter half of the season, he has attracted interest from several major clubs.

 

According to various reports, Sancho has received significant offers from Premier League clubs in England and teams in Turkey.

 

However, Italian journalist Alfredo Pedullà reveals that Sancho has turned down all these offers, making it clear that his sole preference is to join Juventus.

 

The Italian club is aware of his intentions and is preparing to seize the opportunity.

 

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