Jadon Sancho faces potential return to Borussia Dortmund
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Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Former Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho is linked with a potential move back to Borussia Dortmund. Reports indicate the forward could be set for a transfer following his time at Manchester United. In other Premier League developments, Curtis Jones cited Inter Milan manager Cristian Chivu as the primary reason for his departure from Liverpool. Meanwhile, Aston Villa manager Unai Emery stated that Alejandro Garnacho requires more time to adjust to his new side. Additionally, Napoli is engaged in ongoing contract negotiations to secure Scott McTominay. These personnel changes highlight shifting rosters across European leagues as clubs continue to finalize squad configurations.
- •Jadon Sancho is reportedly in line for a return to Borussia Dortmund.
- •Curtis Jones credited Inter Milan boss Cristian Chivu for his Liverpool exit.
- •Unai Emery noted Alejandro Garnacho needs more time to adapt at Aston Villa.
- •Napoli is working to sign Scott McTominay to a new contract.
- •Ollie Watkins scored in Al-Hilal's 3-0 victory over Al-Ahli.
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