Sad news for fans of Manchester United, as it has been reported that Jordan Sancho is on the verge of completing a shocking transfer to an outstanding premier league club.

The discussions are made more complicated by the fact that reports indicate that a potential buy-option is considered “unlikely” to be a part of the arrangement.

According to a report released by Florian Plettenberg on Sky Sports, the winger has reached an agreement with the German club about the terms of his return, but Manchester United has not yet given their final approval. Additionally, Pete Hall from Reuters is in agreement with this information. Due to the ongoing discussions between Dortmund and Sancho, it is currently regarded doubtful whether or not Sancho will be able to join Dortmund in Marbella for their winter training camp scheduled for today.

It has not yet been “clarified” what the “final details” of the loan transaction are, but according to insiders, it is highly doubtful that Dortmund will be able to gain a buying option. When compared to the initial agreement that took Sancho to Old Trafford from Signal Iduna Park, the possibility of a £26 million option was mentioned in previous reports. This may result in a loss of £48 million for United. There may be a significant reason for the delay, and that reason is the disagreement on this alternative.

United views the potential move as a “development loan,” according to Christopher Michel of Fussball.News. As a result, United has chosen not to include an option to buy in the potential deal. The abilities that Sancho possesses are still recognized, despite the difficulties that he has encountered during this season at United. United could be able to command a substantially greater transfer fee in the future summer if the 23-year-old player were to recapture his remarkable form, which was the main impetus for his high-profile transfer.

Sancho is in a position to rehabilitate his reputation both on and off the field by playing for Dortmund, which is lead by Edin Terzic. It is likely that the move will be successful because to his experience with the German club, as well as the fact that their present forward line is in need of Sancho’s particular skill set.

When taking into consideration the possibility of increasing that amount during the following half year, it is reasonable to assume that United is reluctant to add the proposed buy clause of £26 million. The club’s objective in maximizing Sancho’s value and potential transfer fee in the future is aligned with this strategic decision for the club, which demonstrates a deliberate approach to the talks surrounding this significant loan move.