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'Wow wow wow': Jadon Sancho reacts to reaching Champions League final with Borussia Dortmund

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 started for the Bundesliga giants as the secured a 1–0 away win (2–0 on aggregate), performing well.

 forward wrote on Instagram: "Champions League final, wow wow wow, unbelievable! WEMBLEY HERE WE COME!"

Sancho left Old Trafford in January following a public feud with 

 to put his career back on track. The 24-year-old's future will be decided this summer.

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he won't ,he  incompetent,he can't read the game.ole Gunner is better than him,his couching is questionable why all this injuries

James Wanyoike

you are true Man United fan and a sport analyst, well said bro👍

Terkula Likita

You are the first person to say something meaningful on this platform, kudos to your intelligence. All these people calling for ETH to be sacked were the same people crucifying Moyes, Mourinho and Ole, now some are even asking form them to be brought back, how shameless.
Leave the poor man alone.

Femi Jacobs

You have said it all. He doesn't have the requisite qualifications to manage this great club. Let him try some mid level clubs (like what Moyes is doing) He might even win the league. UNITED is too big for him to manage.

Toyin Zakariya

Managing Manchester United is a prestigious but daunting task, with a legacy shaped by the formidable Sir Alex Ferguson. Eric ten Hag, the current coach, faces significant challenges, particularly with the team's injury woes. Even esteemed coaches like Pep Guardiola of Manchester City would find it daunting to overcome such obstacles.

Ferguson's tenure at Manchester United is legendary, marked by unparalleled success. However, it didn't come easily. It took him five years to mold the team into the powerhouse it became. This history serves as a reminder that building a successful team, especially at a club of Manchester United's stature, requires time, patience, and resilience.

Ten Hag's efforts are undoubtedly scrutinized under the shadow of Ferguson's legacy. Every decision, every match result, is weighed against the benchmark set by the iconic former coach. However, each manager brings their own philosophy and approach to the game. While Ferguson's blueprint for success is revered, it's not necessarily the only path to triumph.

The current injury crisis adds another layer of complexity to ten Hag's task. Managing a squad depleted by injuries tests a coach's ability to adapt and innovate. It requires tactical flexibility and the ability to inspire confidence in the remaining players.

Despite the challenges, ten Hag's appointment signals a new chapter for Manchester United. His track record and tactical acumen suggest he has the potential to make a significant impact. However, success may not come overnight. It will require time for him to imprint his vision onto the team and overcome the hurdles in his path.

Ultimately, the journey ahead for Eric ten Hag at Manchester United is filled with both anticipation and uncertainty. But with determination and perseverance, he has the opportunity to carve out his own legacy and lead the club to future triumphs.

Solomon Obache

I thought Sabitzer had a really good game too.
He certainly would be playing in our current midfield
He dodged a bullet getting away from United....just saying 

David Cleave

Yes their tactics was 💯 i really applaud the coach because he gave out instructions and made sure the players followed,sancho was excellent in that game he was giving away the ball with his weak dribbles but the coach spotted it and immediately took him off and that’s what ETH can’t do we watch Rashford and Antony give away ball easily with their weak dribbles but yet they play the whole 90th minutes

Byron Crabtree

Dortmund deserved their victory,  they played as a team and worked hard, l hope our players were watching and noticed how far we are off their level.

West Country Red

give this dillusional ETH of yours 10 years, and nothing will come of him. a real good coach should not be telling us shit 
 week in week out about injuries,  all clubs get injuries, but the power is in how best the coach adapts to the situation. should I think that we don't need an academy at all because there are boys in under 23 who can step up bymut this your ETH won't see that. I can't wait for him to be hammered 5 in a final, then we'll he goes

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Erling Haaland	Man City	27
Cole Palmer	Chelsea	22
Alexander Isak	Newcastle	21
Ollie Watkins	Aston Villa	19
Philip Foden	Man City	19

'Wow wow wow': Jadon Sancho reacts to reaching Champions League final with Borussia Dortmund

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