Jadon Sancho fires Manchester United 'special' message as Erik ten Hag told how to solve dispute

Jadon Sancho paid tribute to his teammates following Borussia Dortmund's 2-0 win over PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League round of 16. The on-loan Manchester United winger fired the German outfit into the quarterfinals on Wednesday night, finding the net from range in the first-half before Marco Reus doubled their lead in stoppage time.

Sancho, who left Dortmund to join the Red Devils in July 2021 for £73million, has now featured 10 times for Edin Terzic's side this season, scoring two goals and providing two assists. After a difficult two years at Old Trafford, the England international returned to his former club, where he's enjoyed a promising vein of form.

Speaking to TNT Sports after leading the Bundesliga club into the next round of the Champions League, Sancho attributed his upturn in form to his teammates and the club's supporters. The former Manchester City youngster claimed that Dortmund will always have a 'special place' in his heart.

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"It was like a relief," said Sancho, who scored his first goal at the Signal Iduna Park since returning to Germany. "I think all players just want to have a good start to the game. There’s no better feeling than that. I’m just grateful that I got the goal for the team."

After Sancho found the net against PSV, he tapped the Dortmund badge on his shirt. He added: "I’ve always got a special place for Borussia Dortmund. This is where I kind of made my name.

"I’ve got to be grateful to them, but also to my teammates, just for believing in me. I’m just happy that we got the win today. Coming into