Good players are rampant in professional football and but often than not their development into a great player is a rarity. England golden boy Jadon sancho is quickly transforming into the latter in front of the eyes of the football world and his confidence in his ability and self-belief that spurred his transfer from Manchester city to foreign soil plying his trade in Borrusia Dortmund is proving justified every time he dons the yellow and black jersey.
His recent performance for Dortmund involved two game-changing contributions( a goal and an assist) to turn the game against Koln on its head after the Bundesliga runner-up were left trailing at the break via a 29th minute Drexler goal. This was the third time this season that the fleet-footed English international have provided two telling(a goal and an assist) contribution to change the game for Dortmund’s favour, most prominently against rivals Bayern Munich in the German Super Cup when his goal and assist led Dortmund to victory. In the first round d of Bundesliga fixtures against Augsburg, he provided the same telling output (1 goal and 1 assist).
If Borussia Dortmund hope to go one further this season by dethroning Bayern Munich as German Champions, it’s apparent that sancho would play a big part in the actualization of that goal and with this rich vein of form, no one would bet against him.
Consistency is what separates good players from world class players and if Sancho’s performances are anything to go by that world class tag isn’t far away, little wonder then why rumors are circulating that the Manchester United hierarchy are readying a £100M transfer fee for acquiring his services and bringing him back to England in the January transfer window