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Ferdinand backs Man Utd to move for 'playground footballer' Sancho

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Ferdinand backs Man Utd to move for 'playground footballer' Sancho


Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has given his backing to the club to move for Borussia Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho.

The young English attacker, who came through the youth ranks across the town at Manchester City, has been in the viewfinder of the Red Devils for several months after critically acclaimed displays in the Bundesliga.

The return of top-flight football in Germany on Saturday is set to see Sancho thrust into the spotlight further, particularly as his BVB side kick off with a derby encounter against Schalke as they seek to chase down league leaders Bayern Munich.

With 14 goals and 16 assists in 23 league outings, the 20-year-old has been a key component of their title challenge and Ferdinand would love to see his former employers at Old Trafford make a move for him over the summer.

When asked if United should be looking to swoop for Sancho, Ferdinand explained to the Acro Academy on Instagram: “I hope they do, man.
“He’s got that imagination, that carefree spirit – almost like that playground footballer vibe that I love. And he’s bringing it all to the big stage.”
Sancho has been in Germany since the summer of 2017 but first made a serious impression in the top flight in January 2018. 
He established himself as a regular in the first half of last season, which he finished with 12 goals and 17 assists in the league and has continued to step up his level in the current campaign.
With 14 goals and 16 assists in 23 league outings, the 20-year-old has been a key component of their title challenge and Ferdinand would love to see his former employers at Old Trafford make a move for him over the summer.
When asked if United should be looking to swoop for Sancho, Ferdinand explained to the Acro Academy on Instagram: “I hope they do, man.
“He’s got that imagination, that carefree spirit – almost like that playground footballer vibe that I love. 
And he’s bringing it all to the big stage.”
Sancho has been in Germany since the summer of 2017 but first made a serious impression in the top flight in January 2018. 
He established himself as a regular in the first half of last season, which he finished with 12 goals and 17 assists in the league and has continued to step up his level in the current campaign.


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