Jadon Sancho Was Advised to Choose Liverpool as Manchester United Will be a Burden for Him

DBasia.news – Former Liverpool player Glen Johnson commented on the transfer of Jadon Sancho who is close to a Premier League club. According to Johnson, Liverpool will be the right choice for Sancho rather than Manchester United.

Jadon Sancho is one of the most shining young British players. This season, the 20-year-old player created 17 goals plus 19 assists in 35 matches with Borussia Dortmund.

Not surprisingly, a number of elite Premier League clubs wanted to repatriate Sancho to England. Liverpool and Manchester United are the two most passionate clubs.

Glen Johnson rate, Jadon Sancho will not be able to accept Liverpool’s offer. According to him, every young English player has the desire to appear at Anfield.

“Sancho is associated with almost all of Europe’s elite clubs. However, in my opinion, he would have a hard time resisting if Liverpool were really interested,” Johnson said, as reported by Goal.

“I understand very well how great it is to wear a Liverpool jersey. Also, for any young English player, performing at Anfield is a big dream.”

“Liverpool have one of the best managers in the world, Jurgen Klopp. They are European champions and immediately win the Premier League,” said the former.

If Liverpoool looks fun, it’s different with Manchester United. According to Glen Johson, Jadon Sancho will carry too much weight on the Red Devils.

“If you choose to join a club like Manchester United, he will get a big pressure to act immediately. For young players, that is too much pressure,” explained Johnson.

“He will be asked to immediately boost Manchester United’s game overnight. That is clearly impossible.”

“Meanwhile, at Liverpool, he can show the best performance because the pressure there is not too great,” Johnson said.

Jadon Sancho began his career by joining the Watford academy. After that, he was carried off by Manchester City. However, due to difficulties penetrating the first team, Sancho chose to move to Borussia Dortmund.