‘Coaches back ‘crowd-pleaser’ Sancho to take Old Trafford pressure in his stride
‘Coaches back ‘crowd-pleaser’ Sancho to take Old Trafford pressure in his stride
You can hear the excitement in Jan Siewert’s voice when Jadon Sancho’s name is mentioned, but the story that springs most readily to his mind about Manchester United’s £73 million (€85m) signing has less to do with a daring dribble or goal or any other show-stopping turn on the pitch. It was Sancho’s reaction to being told he would not be allowed to play in the knockout rounds for England U-17s at the World Cup four years ago because Borussia Dortmund, who had signed him from Manchester City five weeks earlier, wanted him back in Germany for a reserve team game.
You can hear the excitement in Jan Siewert’s voice when Jadon Sancho’s name is mentioned, but the story that springs most readily to his mind about Manchester United’s £73 million (€85m) signing has less to do with a daring dribble or goal or any other show-stopping turn on the pitch. It was Sancho’s reaction to being told he would not be allowed to play in the knockout rounds for England U-17s at the World Cup four years ago because Borussia Dortmund, who had signed him from Manchester City five weeks earlier, wanted him back in Germany for a reserve team game.