Jadon Sancho might consider returning to Manchester United if Erik ten Hag and Bayern Munich show interest in signing Bruno Fernandes.

Thousands of fans gathered at Fenerbahce to give a warm welcome to their new manager, Jose Mourinho. The atmosphere was electric as supporters eagerly awaited the arrival of the renowned coach. Mourinho’s appointment has generated a great deal of excitement and anticipation among the fans, who are hoping for a successful era under his leadership.

In other news, there are reports suggesting that Jadon Sancho could make a return to Manchester United next season. However, this would only happen if Erik ten Hag, the current manager, departs from the club. Sancho, who recently played in Borussia Dortmund’s defeat to Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League final, is said to be reluctant to give up on his United career. The Mirror states that Sancho is ready to go back to Manchester United, but only if Ten Hag leaves this summer.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich has reportedly made contact with Bruno Fernandes’ representatives. The Portuguese midfielder has expressed his desire to stay at Old Trafford, but speculation about his future continues. Bayern Munich has approached Fernandes’ agent, Miguel Pinho, regarding a potential summer transfer. Barcelona is also said to be interested in signing Fernandes, adding to the uncertainty surrounding his future at Manchester United.

Fulham has identified Arsenal midfielder Emile Smith Rowe as one of their top transfer targets for the summer. The London club is preparing a bid for the 23-year-old, who had a frustrating season with limited playing time at Arsenal. Smith Rowe is high on Fulham’s recruitment agenda as they aim to strengthen their squad after mid-table finishes since their return to the Premier League. Arsenal’s willingness to listen to offers for fringe players will also impact their own transfer activity in the market.

Overall, it promises to be an eventful summer transfer window for English football, with potential moves involving top players and managers capturing the attention of fans and pundits alike.