After a 44-day period of being without a club, Jadon Sancho has made a decision regarding his next career move. The English winger, who parted ways with Manchester United, is set to prioritize a return to Germany, with Borussia Dortmund emerging as the most favorable option.

According to reports from BBC Sport, Sancho received offers from several Premier League clubs but has chosen to look abroad instead. His contract with Manchester United ended on June 30, marking the conclusion of a five-year stint at Old Trafford. Unfortunately, Sancho's time at United has been marred by disappointment, as he struggled to replicate the high performance levels he showcased during his earlier days at Dortmund.

During the last two seasons, Sancho was loaned out to Chelsea and Aston Villa, but he did not fit into Manchester United's long-term plans. Although Aston Villa had the option to buy him after his loan period, they opted not to activate that clause despite Sancho leaving a positive impression during his time at Villa Park.

Currently, Sancho is training with Flixton FC, a team in the tenth tier of English football, to maintain his fitness while he seeks a new club. Dortmund is reportedly open to the idea of bringing him back to Signal Iduna Park for a third time, as German football expert Kevin Hatchard revealed on talkSPORT that the club's management is fond of Sancho. However, they may wait until the end of the transfer window to act.

Sancho previously enjoyed a stellar period at Dortmund before moving to Manchester United in 2021. A return to Germany could provide him with the opportunity to revive his career in a familiar environment where he once flourished as one of Europe's most promising wingers. Additionally, AS Roma has shown interest in Sancho, having previously made a £20 million offer last summer, and they are in need of quality signings to strengthen their squad before the new season begins.