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Jadon Sancho set to join Manchester United – BVB publish fee

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Last updated: 2021/07/11 at 8:11 PM
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Sancho the most expensive transfer since the outbreak of COVID-19The most expensive Premier League signings in history

Most expensive deal since COVID 

After four years at the club, Jadon Sancho leaves Borussia Dortmund and joins Manchester United “subject to successful completion of all required medical tests and examinations”—BVB confirmed the agreement after months of negotiations. Dortmund signed Sancho for €8 million from Manchester City in 2017 and, with the sale, has made one of the biggest profits in football history. 

According to the ad-hoc statement, which Dortmund has to issue as a traded company, the English record champions will pay an initial fee of €85 million. Man City reportedly receive 15% of the fee—that option was included in 2017 when Sancho originally joined the Black and Yellows.

Sancho becomes the second most expensive transfer in United’s history behind Paul Pogba—in the Bundesliga, he is the second most expensive sale after Ousmane Dembélé to Barcelona. That transfer was also negotiated by BVB bosses Michael Zorc and Hans-Joachim Watzke. 

Sancho the most expensive transfer since the outbreak of COVID-19

Rumors about Sancho joining Man United date back to March 2020, which became concrete last summer, but a deal fell through in August after the Red Devils refused to pay Dortmund’s asking price of €120 million. With one year less on Sancho’s contract in Dortmund, the fee is significantly less than what the Black and Yellows could have earned last season. 

Sancho now replaces Kai Havertz as the most expensive player since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has had significant financial consequences for football clubs worldwide. Chelsea signed the German national team player in 2020 for €80 million from Bayer Leverkusen.

The most expensive Premier League signings in history

20 – Tanguy Ndombélé | 19/20 from Lyon to Tottenham for €60M

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20 – Anthony Martial | 15/16 from Monaco to Man United for €60M

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20 – Naby Keita | 18/19 from Leipzig to Liverpool for €60M

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19 – Alisson | 18/19 from AS Rom to Liverpool for €62.5M

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18 – Rodri | 19/20 from Atlético to Man City for €62.7M

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17 – Raheem Sterling | 15/16 from Liverpool to Man City for €63.7M

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16 – Pierre-E. Aubameyang | 17/18 from BVB to Arsenal for €63.75M

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15 – Christian Pulisic | 18/19 from BVB to Chelsea for €64M

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13 – Aymeric Laporte | 17/18 from Bilbao to Man City for €65M

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13 – Joao Cancelo | 19/20 from Juventus to Man City for €65M

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12 – Alvaro Morata | 17/18 from Real Madrid to Chelsea for €66M

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11 – Riyad Mahrez | 18/19 from Leicester to Man City for €67.8M

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10 – Rúben Dias | 20/21 from Benfica to Man City for €68M

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9 – Ángel Di María | 14/15 from Real Madrid to Man United for €75M

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8 – Kevin de Bruyne | 15/16 from Wolfsburg to Man City for €76M

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5 – Kepa | 18/19 from Bilbao to Chelsea for €80M

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5 – Nicolas Pépé | 19/20 from Lille to Arsenal for €80M

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5 – Kai Havertz | 20/21 from B. Leverkusen to Chelsea for €80M

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4 – Virgil van Dijk | 17/18 from Southampton to Liverpool for €84.65M

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3 – Romelu Lukaku | 17/18 from Everton to Man United for €84.7M

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2 – Harry Maguire | 19/20 from Leicester to Man United for €87M

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