Borussia Dortmund have reiterated their stance that Jadon Sancho is not for sale and any expectation of a move to the Premier League in the summer transfer window is quenched.

Sporting director, Michael Zorc gave the Red Devils up to August to meet the player’s £108.6m clause or forget striking a deal yet United’s interest was barricaded by the huge amount involved and tried negotiating but were told that the amount is fixed.

The Premier League club tried to get Dortmund negotiating again after it was reported that the deal went into hibernation because of agent fees and the personal terms, a situation that seems resolved between the two parties.

The Bundesliga club have not responded yet with Sancho himself not forcing a move out of the club.

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The Red Devils have switched their focus to Barcelona’s Ousmane Dembele according to the Daily Mail.

United’s 3-1 loss to Crystal Palace have compelled Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to enquire about the Barcelona forward to bolster his attack following the disappointment of Sancho’s transfer although the Daily Mirror has played down the prospect of the Barca winger moving to Old Trafford.

The Independent reports that Club director Sebastian Kehl says the 20-year-old wide forward is happy for now at Dortmund, and that any change of club will not happen until future seasons.