Jadon Sancho Next Club Odds

Back in 2021 when Jadon Sancho only joined Manchester United, the England international was considered one of the most talented prospects in world football. However, the winger’s spell at Old Trafford fell way behind the expectations. Snacho never managed to secure his place as an undisputed starter and currently stands at 12 goals in 82 matches.

His on-the-pitch problems have resulted in tensions in the dressing room, with coach Erik ten Hag lamenting his poor attitude. Sancho fired back at the coach on social media and now finds himself isolated from the group training as he refuses to apologise publicly.

This has resulted in speculations about his imminent departure from Man United, with the Jadon Sancho next club odds already up.

List of Latest Jadon Sancho Transfer Odds

As far as the Jadon Sancho transfer odds go, the winger is still considered most likely to continue with the Red Devils. If he were to leave, though, the bookmakers favour the Saudi Pro League route.

Not to sign or agree a contract with any other club

There still remains the possibility that the parties will come to a resolution and Jadon Sancho will remain a Manchester United player. 

As a reminder, the crux of the problem is Sancho’s refusal to apologise after publicly going against Ten Hag. Everything started with the Dutch coach leaving the 23-year-old out of the squad for the Arsenal clash back in September, citing underperformance in training. Sancho then responded on social media and demanded respect, after which the decision to banish him from training was taken. Subsequently, Jadon has not played a single minute since then.

According to reports, though, Ten Hag is insisting on Snacho’s departure in the winter transfer window. It’s unlikely that Man United will be able to recoup the £73 million they paid for him back in 2021, so a loan may be considered too. The player’s intentions remain unclear for now.

Any Saudi Arabian Club

If the winger is to leave, highest in the Jadon Sancho next club odds stands the Saudi Pro League. The Middle East country has been a top destination for players that were considered a financial burden to their clubs, and Sancho falls in that category with his massive £300,000-a-week wages.

We also have to take into account that many Saudi Pro League clubs have all of their foreign player quotas full. Teams like Al Hilal, Al Nassr or Al Ittihad would have to get rid of some of their foreigners in order to invite Sancho. The smaller teams, meanwhile, may not be able to afford him mid-season.

And, of course, the 23-year-old could be opposed to leaving Europe’s top leagues even for a short while. He’s still young and there certainly will be clubs that are interested in reviving his career.

Borussia Dortmund

Curiously, his previous club may also become Jadon Sancho’s next club. It was at Borussia Dortmund that the Englishman started his professional career and became the player we know today. As per reports, they are keen on bringing the 23-year-old back if finances allow it.

Sancho played his first game for BVB back in the 2017/18 season, and would go on to become a regular starter in the following seasons. He left Signal Iduna Park four seasons later with 50 goals in 137 matches to his name, a DFB-Pokal and DFL-Supercup in this cabinet, and multiple individual awards.

As long as the Germans can afford his wages, Jadon may be open to a return to a familiar place. Dortmund are unlikely to fight for the Bundesliga title this season but the Englishman could still get the much-needed playing time ahead of next summer’s UEFA Euro 2024. 

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur may also find themselves in the race for Sancho but there haven’t been concrete rumours over a possible winter swoop for now. What is known, though, is that Spurs were interested in the winger back in the summer. Although it appears that there was no concrete offer in the end.

Ange Postecoglou may need reinforcements in attack as Richarlison has (expectedly) not been able to replace Harry Kane. But even if the London team decides to go to the market, Sancho may not be the perfect solution. While he has played in the centre-forward position at times, it is not where he feels most comfortable.

While Sancho may suit Tottenham in terms of playing style, they already have Heung-min Son on the left wing, so regular playing time is not exactly a guarantee.

Manchester City

Manchester City is another club that Jadon Sancho has a history with as he trained at the Citizens academy between 2015 and 2017. However, he never got the chance to make his first-team debut and soon left for Germany.

Perhaps even more than Tottenham Hotspur, Pep Guardiola's team does not have an urgent need for Sancho’s arrival. City signed Jereme Doku to strengthen the attack over the summer and more arrivals would be superfluous. Back when Jadon was playing for Dortmund, there were rumours about his return to Etihad Stadium but the route seems to be closed at the moment. 

Although Man City is fairly high on the Jadon Sancho next club list, there are little credible rumours to back it up.