Nights like these are why Borussia Dortmund worked so hard to bring Jadon Sancho back over the winter.
Yes, club staff wanted to help him escape the exile he had spent months in at Manchester United, where he was banned from using first team facilities, was left to eat out of a lunchbox, made to train alone, and had no prospect of ever seeing match action after a public spat with Erik ten Hag.
But it was season-defining games like
The Glazers could spend another £73million to ensure Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has a strong enough squad to chase more silverware in his second season. A deal rising to £72m for Atalanta striker Rasmus Hojlund has been agreed but Ten Hag still wants another new midfielder and a centre-back after that.
Hojlund’s arrival will take United’s spend this summer to around £164m, rising to £180m if add-ons are paid. They have also signed Mason Mount from Chelsea and
