Manchester United 'pricing unsettled forward out of summer move'

The 24-year-old returned to BVB on loan in January, and he has featured 11 times for the club in the second half of the season, scoring twice and registering two assists.

Dortmund are believed to be determined to re-sign Sancho on a permanent basis, but Man United's asking price for the Englishman is allegedly a problem for the Bundesliga giants.

According to Sky Deutschland, the Red Devils are not prepared to let the ex-Manchester City youngster leave Old Trafford this summer for anything under €40m (£34.3m).

The report claims that Dortmund have not given up hope of keeping hold of Sancho, but Man United's asking price has made a permanent return to the Bundesliga team unlikely this summer.

Sancho only made three appearances for Man United in the first half of the 2023-24 campaign, with the forward falling-out with head coach Erik ten Hag at the start of September.

The Englishman had been a substitute in the team's opening three games of the current Premier League season before being left out altogether against Arsenal at the start of September.

Ten Hag said that Sancho's performances in training, which had been below the required standard in the eyes of his manager, had seen him left out of the clash at the Emirates Stadium.

However, Sancho took to social media to insist that was not the case, claiming that he had been made «a scapegoat», and he refused to apologise to his head coach for effectively calling him a liar.

Ten Hag is reportedly set to stay as Man United boss this summer despite the team's struggles this