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Man Utd fail in £91m Jadon Sancho transfer bid as Dortmund hold out on Premier League record £108m


MANCHESTER UNITED have seen a £91.3million bid for Jadon Sancho rejected by Borussia Dortmund, according to reports.

The Red Devils have stepped up their chase to land their No1 transfer target with a first official offer made to the Bundesliga club.

Manchester United have seen a bid rejected for Jadon SanchoCredit: Getty Images – Getty

But Dortmund are standing firm in their £108m valuation of the 20-year-old superstar.

The club have been adamant throughout the transfer saga they will not let him leave for anything below their asking price.

It would make him the most expensive Premier League signing ever, eclipsing the £89m United paid for Paul Pogba in 2016.



It was reported on Monday how United were preparing a £90m bid with just £65m of it paid upfront.

And Sky Sports have claimed how the Red Devils’ latest offer has been turned down.

Sancho is keen to move to Old Trafford but will not force his exit.

It is suggested United have already lined up a five-year contract for the star, worth in the region of £350,000-a-week.

The bid comes just hours after Dortmund announced Sancho will miss tomorrow’s German Super Cup clash with Bayern Munich through illness.

They tweeted: “Jadon Sancho and Roman Bürki will not fly to Munich as a result of respiratory infections.

“Additionally, both players tested negatively for COVID-19 yesterday.”

Earlier on Tuesday, team-mate Marco Reus confirmed Sancho will stay at Dortmund for one more year.

He told Sky Sports: “For us players, that was great news.

“We all were happy that he will be with us for one more year because he delivers assists and goals, so we get points.”

Sancho has a contract until the 2023 but United remain confident they can tie up the transfer before the October 5 deadline.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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