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Three Bundesliga teams discuss a deal involving Jadon Sancho.

After a falling out with Erik ten Hag, Jadon Sancho is still training separately from the United first team.

Most likely, Borussia Dortmund will sign a winger during the January transfer window.

Stuttgart, RB Leipzig, and Bayer Leverkusen, three Bundesliga rivals, are also interested.

Bundesliga teams Stuttgart, RB Leipzig, and Bayer Leverkusen are interested in signing Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho, sources have revealed to 90min.

Due to a falling out with manager Erik ten Hag, Sancho was barred from the first team and hasn’t played for United since August. The United manager claimed that Sancho’s lack of training led to the winger’s exclusion from the matchday squad for their 3-1 loss to Arsenal; however, Sancho denied this on social media, refusing to accept responsibility for Ten Hag’s misbehavior and being left out of the starting lineup.

90min has learned that Leverkusen, Leipzig, and Stuttgart are the three new teams who have expressed interest in signing Sanchez.

Leipzig is expected to lose Fabio Carvalho in January as Liverpool looks to shorten his loan agreement; the 21-year-old has only played 360 minutes of football this season, according to a report from 90min earlier this month.

Leipzig has therefore discussed Sancho with intermediaries and is looking for another forward option. But his high salary would complicate any agreement; United would like to guarantee a sizeable amount of Sancho’s pay in the event that he leaves on loan, and they would also like to include a mandatory purchase clause.

Bundesliga’s top players Leverkusen, who leads the table and is four points ahead of champion Bayern Munich, and Stuttgart, who is in fourth place and very much in the running for a Champions League spot, have both made inquiries.

However, if Sancho decides to leave United, his former team, Borussia Dortmund, is still his most likely destination. Sancho is still open to returning to BVB for an extended 18-month loan because he enjoyed his four years there. However, despite rumors to the contrary, United and Dortmund have not discussed a trade involving Donyell Malen.

Although Sancho has not yet finalized his plans, he has informed United that he will only leave on his own terms if necessary. Notably, he turned down an approach from the Saudi Pro League near the end of their summer transfer window.