The Yellow Wall erupted in a deafening roar as a familiar figure walked onto the Signal Iduna Park pitch. Jadon Sancho, Dortmund’s prodigal son, had returned. Not quite permanently, just a loan spell until the end of the season, but for the fans, it felt like a homecoming.
His time at Manchester United hadn’t gone as planned after his fallout with Ten Hag. The hefty price tag weighed heavy, and his electrifying Bundesliga form hadn’t fully translated to the Premier League. Yet, Dortmund never forgot their homegrown hero. In Sancho, they saw a chance to reignite their attack
There were doubters, of course. Would the loan reignite a permanent move? Could he recapture the magic that once propelled Dortmund to the brink of Champions League glory? But for now, those questions were drowned out by the cheers
