“He hasn’t even been at Dortmund for two weeks, but there are already frustrations with him. His consistent display of disruptive behavior led to Erik ten Hag wanting him out of the club.” – A video has been released showing Jadon Sancho clashing with his teammates, attempting to confront the club’s striker during Borussia Dortmund’s latest match.

Jadon Sancho earned a penalty for Borussia Dortmund in their 4-0 victory over FC Koln, but a teammate prevented him from taking it. The English international, playing his second game for Dortmund after rejoining the club on loan from Manchester United earlier this month, showcased his abilities despite lacking match fitness due to his four-month absence from United’s first team.

In a dynamic 36-minute appearance against Darmstadt last week, he provided an assist. In his first start during his second stint with the club, Sancho drew a penalty in the early stages of the second half by maneuvering into the penalty area and getting fouled by defender Rasmus Cartensen.

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Germany forward Niclas Fullkrug assumed responsibility from the penalty spot, converting to give Dortmund a 2-0 lead in the 58th minute. According to Sky Germany reporter Patrick Berger, Sancho reportedly ‘pleaded’ with the 30-year-old to allow him to take the penalty, but Fullkrug turned down his request.

Despite this, there seemed to be no lingering animosity, as both players embraced each other during the subsequent celebrations. Dortmund further increased their lead to 3-0 just three minutes later, with former Arsenal forward Donyell Malen finding the net. In injury time, substitute Youssoufa Moukoko scored to make it 4-0, securing a dominant victory for Edin Terzic’s side. This win leveled them on points with fourth-placed RB Leipzig in the competition for the final Champions League qualification spot.

However, the game was not without controversy. After just 12 minutes, the match was halted when fans threw chocolate coins onto the pitch in protest against the introduction of private equity investors into the Bundesliga. Both sets of fans also displayed banners opposing these plans, echoing the banners seen during Dortmund’s Champions League home match against Newcastle in November.