Manchester United might gain an additional windfall should Jadon Sancho advance to the Champions League final with Borussia Dortmund.

Manchester United's aspirations for a Champions League title have been put on hold until at least 2026 after their weekend draw with Burnley dashed hopes of securing a top-four finish this season. However, one United player remains in contention to lift the trophy this year.

Jadon Sancho, currently on loan at Borussia Dortmund, is set to feature in Wednesday's semi-final clash against Paris Saint-Germain. The London-born forward has been in impressive form for Dortmund, tallying three goals and one assist since rejoining the club in January.

Sancho's resurgence in Germany is notable, though his previous challenges in the Premier League raise questions about his future impact at United. Nonetheless, a standout performance in a potential Champions League triumph could reshape perceptions of his prospects.

The likelihood persists that Sancho will depart this summer, either through a permanent transfer or a loan deal with a buy option. United, positioned to benefit financially from Dortmund's progress, are navigating financial regulations and strategic considerations amid Sancho's potential departure.