Marco Reus in the air to hunt Manchester United and Chelsea move for Jadon Sancho after advising team-mate to stay at Borussia Dortmund |

Borussia Dortmund and England International Jadon Sancho has been advised by team-mate Marco Reus to stay at the Signal Iduna Park for a season or two before he embarks on his destined move to England later.

Either to Manchester United, Chelsea or Liverpool- which doesn’t looks likely with Jurgen Klopp’s side, now that Sancho prefers Old Trafford or Stamford Bridge to Anfield as revealed by close friend of the Dortmund star.

Reus has played with the Englishman at Dortmund for close to three years and has admitted that the former Manchester City winger has developed a lot in German.

And urges Sancho to remain at Dortmund for next season or two in to complete his development before the England star ‘take a big step’ (moving to another elite club) later on in the future.

Speaking to German publication Sport Bild Reus said: “Jadon is an outstanding player and will definitely remain in demand by many clubs. That is a fact.

“He’s now playing at an even higher level than last year and would be extremely valuable in achieving our goals. I would advise him to stay at BVB for another year, maybe two. From my point of view, there is no better place for him at the moment.

“Afterwards, he can take the really big step as an even more complete player, having developed further in peace here as a regular starter.”

If reports are anything to draw on, Reus’ advise may be too late to make Sancho stay in the German BundesLiga as Manchester United have prepared the coming and stay of the former rival.

Sancho is valued by Dortmund around £120million and United are readying the books to meet this asking price and have also made the no.7 shirt available for the 20-year-old.

The Dortmund winger is believed to be a Chelsea fan especially favoring club legend Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba as his role models but has set his eyes on a move to Old Trafford due to the no.7 shirt United knee handling over as the wide man sees the no.7 to be part of his new branding as in ‘Sancho (S7)’.

Something that he cannot have at Chelsea where fan favorite and untouchable N’Golo Kanta wears the no.7 shirt at the West London.