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“The problem is not the player and this is why he needs to come back. Don’t allow Erik ten Hag throw him away just like they did to Cristiano Ronaldo. Just take a look at the record he broke at Germany”-BREAKING NEWS as Jadon Sancho has broken Bundesliga biggest history and no other player has ever done it.

Jadon Sancho left an indelible mark on Bundesliga history during Borussia Dortmund’s recent match against RB Leipzig, despite his team facing a challenging 4-1 defeat last weekend.

In the 20th minute, he displayed his skill by gracefully curling a shot into the net to open the scoring, notching his third goal since joining on loan in January.

Although Leipzig mounted a comeback with four goals to secure the win and strengthen their fourth-place position, Sancho’s performance didn’t go unnoticed. With a total of 40 goals in Germany’s top flight, he now holds the title of the highest-scoring Englishman in Bundesliga history, surpassing the esteemed Tony Woodcock, renowned for his time at FC Koln and Fortuna Koln.

Sancho took to Instagram to contemplate this achievement, describing it as ‘bittersweet,’ recognizing its significance amidst the disappointing outcome of the match. He thanked the traveling fans for their support and acknowledged the feat of breaking Woodcock’s English record.

However, Sancho’s record might not last long, with Harry Kane making waves in the Bundesliga since his move to Bayern Munich from Tottenham for £86 million last summer. With 35 goals already, Kane has three more league fixtures this season to equal or surpass Sancho’s record. Kane further showcased his talent with a brace in Bayern Munich’s 2-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt.

As the season nears its end, both Sancho and Kane have three games left to impact their goal tallies. Sancho’s future remains uncertain as the transfer window looms, with speculation surrounding a potential return to Manchester United at the season’s end.

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