section navigation

BVB.de BVB-TV SHOP BVBAKTIE BORUSSEUM KIDSCLUB TRAVELING MEMBERSHIP EVENTS STIFTUNG

Suche

Social-Media-Navigation

Facebook Twitter Instagram

Sprachnavigation

  • Language
  • switch to ger
  • switch to eng
  • switch to cn
  • switch to jpn

Account-Navigation

  • Login
BVB logo

Main navigation

  • News
    • Back
    • Overview
    • Interviews
    • Background
    • Stories
    • Foundation
    • Fixtures
    • Newsletter
  • Matches
    • Back
    • Live
    • Matches Fixtures
    • Season
    • Match Review
    • Matchdays
    • Goals
    • Cards
    • UEFA CL
    • DFB Pokal
    • Speedguard
  • Teams
    • Back
    • First Team
    • Under 23s
    • Traditions
  • Fans
    • Back
    • Terms & Conditions
    • News
    • Fans' Representatives
    • Fanclubs
    • The Supporters’ Council
    • Barrier-free
    • Stadium Payment Card
    • Contact
  • Tickets
    • Back
    • News
    • Information & GTC
    • Ticket Sale
    • Seating plan
  • BVB
    • Back
    • About us
    • Signal Iduna Park
    • Borusseum- currently closed
    • BVB-Stadion-Workout
    • History
    • Membership
    • BVB Evonik Football Academy
    • Contact
  • SHOP
  • Partners
    • Back
    • News
    • Sponsors
Logo: BVB
  • News
    • Overview
    • Interviews
    • Background
    • Stories
    • Foundation
    • Fixtures
    • Newsletter
  • Matches
    • Live
    • Matches Fixtures
    • Season
    • Match Review
    • Matchdays
    • Goals
    • Cards
    • UEFA CL
    • DFB Pokal
    • Speedguard
  • Teams
    • First Team
    • Under 23s
    • Traditions
  • Fans
    • Terms & Conditions
    • News
    • Fans' Representatives
    • Fanclubs
    • The Supporters’ Council
    • Barrier-free
    • Stadium Payment Card
    • Contact
  • Tickets
    • News
    • Information & GTC
    • Ticket Sale
    • Seating plan
  • BVB
    • About us
    • Signal Iduna Park
    • Borusseum- currently closed
    • BVB-Stadion-Workout
    • History
    • Membership
    • BVB Evonik Football Academy
    • Contact
  • SHOP
  • Partners
    • News
    • Sponsors

Suche

Subnavigation News

Menu

  • Overview
  • Interviews
  • Background
  • Stories
  • Foundation
  • Fixtures
  • Newsletter

News

  • 06.03.
    The match facts
  • 06.03.
    "Good start, bad end"
  • 06.03.
    "In the end, a detail like that proved decisive"
  • 06.03.
    Haaland bags brace then goes off injured in 4-2 defeat in Munich
  • 06.03.
    Teams & goals
show all news

Current

Next Match
- : -

Borussia Dortmund - Sevilla FC

Champions League 8. matchday
09.03.2021 21:00

Last Match
4 : 2

Bayern München - Borussia Dortmund

German Bundesliga 24. matchday
06.03.2021 18:30

show all matches

Fixtures

  • 09.03.
    Borussia Dortmund - Sevilla
  • 13.03.
    Rot Weiss Ahlen - Borussia Dortmund U23
  • 13.03.
    Borussia Dortmund - Hertha BSC
  • 17.03.
    Rot-Weiss Essen - Borussia Dortmund U23
  • 20.03.
    Borussia Dortmund U23 - SV Lippstadt
show more dates

Subnavigation Matches

Submenu

  • Live
  • Matches Fixtures
  • Season
  • Match Review
  • Matchdays
  • Goals
  • Cards
  • UEFA CL
  • DFB Pokal
  • Speedguard

Fixtures

  • 09.03.
    Borussia Dortmund - Sevilla
  • 13.03.
    Rot Weiss Ahlen - Borussia Dortmund U23
  • 13.03.
    Borussia Dortmund - Hertha BSC
  • 17.03.
    Rot-Weiss Essen - Borussia Dortmund U23
  • 20.03.
    Borussia Dortmund U23 - SV Lippstadt
show more dates

Current

Next Match
- : -

Borussia Dortmund - Sevilla FC

Champions League 8. matchday
09.03.2021 21:00

Last Match
4 : 2

Bayern München - Borussia Dortmund

German Bundesliga 24. matchday
06.03.2021 18:30

show all matches

Subnavigation Teams

Mannschaften

  • First Team
  • Under 23s
  • Traditions

Goal

  • 1 Roman Bürki
  • 25 Luca Unbehaun
  • 35 Marwin Hitz

Defence

  • 2 Mateu Morey Bauza
  • 5 Dan-Axel Zagadou
  • 13 Raphael Guerreiro
  • 14 Nico Schulz
  • 15 Mats Hummels
  • 16 Manuel Akanji
  • 26 Lukasz Piszczek
  • 29 Marcel Schmelzer

Midfield

  • 6 Thomas Delaney
  • 7 Jadon Sancho
  • 8 Mahmoud Dahoud
  • 10 Thorgan Hazard
  • 19 Julian Brandt
  • 20 Reinier Jesus
  • 22 Jude Bellingham
  • 23 Emre Can
  • 24 Thomas Meunier
  • 28 Axel Witsel
  • 30 Felix Passlack
  • 32 Giovanni Reyna
  • 37 Tobias Raschl

Attack

  • 9 Erling Haaland
  • 11 Marco Reus
  • 18 Youssoufa Moukoko

Subnavigation Fans

Fans Submenü

  • Terms & Conditions
  • News
  • Fans' Representatives
  • Fanclubs
  • The Supporters’ Council
  • Barrier-free
  • Stadium Payment Card
  • Contact

Fans' representatives

image
Fans' representatives

Our fans' representatives are the first point of contact for any fan-related topics. They are eager to develop new ideas and always open for suggestions.

view more

Contact

Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA
Abteilung Fanangelegenheiten
Rheinlanddamm 207-209
44137 Dortmund

by email
die-fanbeauftragten@bvb.de

Subnavigation Tickets

  • News
  • Information & GTC
  • Ticket Sale
  • Seating plan

Ticket Shop

image
Experience the best football experience possible!

Submerge yourself in the most intense football experience in Germany. See for yourself why the London Times newspaper hailed ours as the best football stadium in 2009.

Ticket Shop

Ticket-Hotline

At your service around the clock

+49 1805 309000

Subnavigation BVB

BVB

  • About us
  • Signal Iduna Park
  • Borusseum- currently closed
  • BVB-Stadion-Workout
  • History
  • Membership
  • BVB Evonik Football Academy
  • Contact

About us

image
About us

Borussia Dortmund stands for intensity, authenticity, cohesion and ambition. There's an intense character to everything we do. Our stadium is the epicentre. This is where all of BVB's energy is released.

Discover more

History

image
Born at Borsigplatz

From inception at restaurant "Zum Wildschütz" ("The Poacher") to winning the national championship and cup in May 2012: The BVB-History serves you 100 years of black-and-yellow history of football.

View history

Subnavigation Partners

  • News
  • Sponsors

Match Day Pack

image
SUCCESS THROUGH TEAM SPIRIT

Be it for yourself, your employees or business partners: Whatever the occasion, we would be glad to introduce you to the options you can choose from to turn into an experience.

View More

EVONIK Regular Table

image
Seating comfort with Stars

This is the area where you can frame the match with spending your time in an atmosphere of exclusive luxury and fine hospitality. Join stars and starlets...!

View more

First Team

Jadon Sancho

  • 7
  • Roman Bürki 1
  • Mateu Morey Bauza 2
  • Dan-Axel Zagadou 5
  • Thomas Delaney 6
  • Mahmoud Dahoud 8
  • Erling Haaland 9
  • Thorgan Hazard 10
  • Marco Reus 11
  • Raphael Guerreiro 13
  • Nico Schulz 14
  • Mats Hummels 15
  • Manuel Akanji 16
  • Youssoufa Moukoko 18
  • Julian Brandt 19
  • Reinier Jesus 20
  • Jude Bellingham 22
  • Emre Can 23
  • Thomas Meunier 24
  • Luca Unbehaun 25
  • Lukasz Piszczek 26
  • Axel Witsel 28
  • Marcel Schmelzer 29
  • Felix Passlack 30
  • Giovanni Reyna 32
  • Marwin Hitz 35
  • Tobias Raschl 37
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image

Information

Personal information
Date of birth 25/03/2000
Country England
Size 180 cm
Weight 76 kg
Shirt number 7
Position Midfield
Former clubs Manchester City
At BVB since 31/08/2017

Unfortunately this feature cannot be displayed fully on your device. Please visit us using your desktop PC or a comparable device.

Jadon Sancho isn’t dreaming. As manic and audacious as he may seem with the ball at his feet, in person, he’s laid-back and borderline shy. The unbelievable hype generated around him, particularly in his homeland, just seems to roll off him as if it were water landing on a Teflon jersey. ''I don’t let all of that get to me. That being said, the fact that Dortmund is a fair few miles away from England probably helps a bit.'' But more than anything else, it’s the young man’s attitude that helps keep him grounded. In a 2018 interview with the club magazine Borussia, Sancho said: ''I’m a really normal guy. I just want to play football and keep improving. That’s all I’m focused on at the moment. There are loads of negative examples of talented young players who got it in their heads that they were better than others.'' That always stays in his field of vision, just like his better-placed team-mates.

The numbers alone demonstrate Sancho’s exceptional talent. In the 2018/19 Bundesliga season, Sancho was the sole Borussia player to appear in all 34 matches. He topped the league-wide assists table with 19 (Julian Brandt and Joshua Kimmich were both behind him on 17) , while his 12 goals on top of that meant he led his team in scorer points and ranked second in the league overall. Since records began in 1992/93, only one other Dortmund player has ever notched up more assists in a season: Henrikh Mkhitaryan in 2015/16 (20 assists). In his 43 total appearances across all competitions, Sancho was involved in 34 goals (13 goals, 21 assists). Only club captain Marco Reus registered a higher number of scorer points (36). 

In Dortmund, Jadon Sancho has found himself in the exact situation he’d hoped for before his move from Manchester City: ''There are few other clubs in Europe that place as much emphasis on youth as BVB.'' It therefore comes as little surprise that he feels so at home in the Ruhr and has thus decided to sign a contract extension keeping him at the club until 2022. Although full of personal ambition, team objectives remain the most important thing for the young Englishman: ''We have real leaders like Marco Reus and Mario Götze - players like that are so important for the team. We have some players who are very experienced at international level – and a lot of talented youngsters as well. It’s a great mixture and it gives us a wealth of options. Everyone in the Bundesliga is afraid of Bayern Munich. We need to get to the point where they’re afraid of BVB too,'' says Sancho. 

Despite his dizzying achievements thus far, the young Englishman and his German employer seem to be remaining calm. The same, however, can’t be said for the newspapers in his native country, who are seemingly in daily competition with one another to come up with the most hype-filled headline. According to the Daily Mail, Sancho is ''the most exciting prospect in European football,'' while The Guardian have described him as ''a street footballer with the potential to become the English Neymar.''

Sancho spent his childhood in the London area of Kennington. ''Life there would not have been too good for me because there were a lot of bad people," he confided in a 2018 interview with BBC Sport: "I just wanted to get away. What might have happened to me if I hadn't is something I think about all the time." His outstanding footballing talent brought him to Watford at 12 years of age and on to Manchester City at 14. Then, in August 2017, he took the bold decision to move to Dortmund, where he is determined to learn German in order to integrate: ''I'm fortunate enough to have my family here with me. That does me a lot of good,'' says the young talent, who already has a winner’s medal in the U17 World Cup to his name. Sancho, who scored three goals and provided two assists in the group stage, had to leave the tournament early in order to make his debut first-team appearance for his new club. Fortunately, his teammates were able to go all the way without him. In October 2018, Sancho won his first senior cap in a Nations League match against Croatia - making him the first English player born after 2000 to represent the Three Lions. 

autograph card

Download autograph card
Autogrammbild Vorderseite von Jadon Sancho, Mittelfeldspieler von Borussia Dortmund zur Saison 2020/2021
Autogrammbild Rückseite von Jadon Sancho, Mittelfeldspieler von Borussia Dortmund zur Saison 2020/2021

 

image
Advert
Pressekonferenz nach FC Bayern München

06/03/2021 Press Conference after the Match against Bayern

Throwback FCB-BVB

06/03/2021 Throwback FCB-BVB

Inside Training – kleine Gruppe, großer Spaß

05/03/2021 Inside Training | Preparations Bayern Munich

BVB Social News

Bild

Zwischen #Bundesliga-Samstag und #UCL-Dienstag wird heute Abend das Halbfinale im @DFB_Pokal ausgelost! Ab 18.30 Uhr live in der ARD @sportschau! https://t.co/lcKZNIZa5G

Auf der PK nach #FCBBVB sprach Trainer Edin #Terzic über die Schlüsselszenen der Partie und gab erste Entwarnung nach der Auswechslung von @ErlingHaaland. Alle Aussagen im Video https://t.co/mkrA8iCK0F

Bild

„Das war eine Schlüsselszene", sagt Edin Terzic über die verpasste Chance auf das 3:0 in der 25. Spielminute. Auf der Pressekonferenz nach dem Spiel erläutert der BVB-Trainer zudem die Systemumstellungen während der Partie und spricht über die Auswechslung von Erling Haaland. Abonnieren & die Glocke aktivieren: https://goo.gl/kujepC BVB-TV: https://www.bvb.tv/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/BVB Twitter: https://twitter.com/BVB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bvb09 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bvb_official TikTok: BVB Website: https://www.bvb.de/ #BVB

NUR DER BVB!

https://t.co/1fYyNLAjig

Das wäre ein "TigginaTOR" gewesen...

Bild

Danke, Captain! https://t.co/57OLdvbe0P

BAUZA!

Nie satt und immer . Danke, Erl! https://t.co/CZU7znOaSV

Bild

DRAN - BLEI - BEN! #FCBBVB https://t.co/OVzpf6shsL

Daxo mit Ruhe und souverän.

Bild

#FCBBVB in Bildern. https://t.co/1fBamy6Sjq

https://twitter.com/BVB/status/1182718843598397441

BVB newsletter

Stay up to date - with the BVB newsletter! Want to subscribe? Then simply enter your e-mail address and click on the mail symbol! Enjoy!

By subscribing I agree that BVB (Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA, Ballspielverein Borussia 09 e.V. Dortmund; BVB Merchandising GmbH; BVB Event & Catering GmbH; besttravel Dortmund GmbH) may share my data between the aforementioned organisational divisions, jointly process my data and use it for communication purposes, analytical purposes, and advertising purposes via E-Mail. Advertisements may contain, for example, ticket offers, special offers and other products and/or business services (e.g. fan items and events) provided by BVB, as well as by BVB’s official partners. This agreement can be revoked at any time in the newsletter, by an informal letter in the post or by an e-mail sent to datenschutz@bvb.de.

  • 1&1
  • EVONIK
  • SIGNAL IDUNA PARK
  • PUMA

1&1

Der führende Anbieter von Breitband und Mobilfunkprodukten 1&1 und der BVB starten heute ihre gemeinsame Partnerschaft. Als neuer Hauptsponsor wird 1&1 künftig nicht nur auf der Trikotbrust präsent sein, wo das Logo in schwarz und weiß abgebildet wird, sondern auch umfangreiche On- und Offline-Werbemaßnahmen durchführen. Anlässlich der beginnenden Partnerschaft geht der neue Trikotsponsor mit einem Fan-Special direkt auf die schwarzgelben Anhänger zu. Zu dem besonderen Angebot, das sich ausschließlich an BVB-Fans richtet, gehört ein ganz besonderes Stück Stoff: Zum Saisonauftakt gibt 1&1 das neue BVB-Heimtrikot gratis zu einer 1&1 All-Net-Flat oder einem 1&1 DSL-Anschluss dazu und der Fan profitiert zusätzlich von sechs Freimonaten und der 1&1 Service Card.

„Wir freuen uns, dass die Partnerschaft mit 1&1 endlich losgeht. 1&1 ist ein innovatives Unternehmen, das mit seinem exklusiven Angebot ein tolles Zeichen an unsere Fans sendet“, erklärt BVB-Geschäftsführer Carsten Cramer.

„Der BVB ist ein sympathischer, ambitionierter Verein, der für einen begeisternden Fußball steht und leidenschaftliche Fans im Rücken hat. Wir freuen uns sehr über die Partnerschaft, von der auch der BVB-Fan im Rahmen vieler Aktionen profitieren wird“, ergänzt Robin Harries, 1&1 Vorstand für Online-Marketing und Vertrieb.

1&1 im Netz
1&1

EVONIK

„Die beiden Marken Evonik und BVB ergänzen sich in idealer Weise. Der BVB steht für das intensive Fußballerlebnis, also für Emotionalität, die für uns Brücken zu vielen Menschen baut, die sich gewöhnlich nicht für Spezialchemie interessieren würden. Und Evonik steht für Kreativität. In unserem Kerngeschäft finden wir damit Lösungen für die unterschiedlichsten Kunden. Und im Fußball helfen wir damit dem BVB, als ungewöhnlichster Club Europas wahrgenommen zu werden.“

Christian Kullmann

 

EVONIK im Netz
EVONIK

PUMA

„Moderner Fußball mit schnellen Spielzügen, ein leidenschaftliches Trainerteam, eine faszinierende Mannschaft und nicht zuletzt die Fans im Signal Iduna Park – das alles macht den BVB zu einem Club, der Fußballer, Fußballfreunde und sogar Nicht-Fußballer weltweit begeistert. Diese Euphorie wird durch die Partnerschaft getragen und bietet uns die perfekte Möglichkeit, PUMAs Glaubwürdigkeit als Sportmarke zu unterstreichen. Wir wünschen dem BVB eine erfolgreiche Saison und freuen uns auf bewegenden und mitreißenden Fußball.“

Matthias Bäumer, Area General Manager PUMA DACH

PUMA im Netz
PUMA

SIGNAL IDUNA PARK

Für die einen ist es "das schönste Stadion der Welt", für die anderen schlicht "der Tempel" oder auch so etwas wie das zweite Wohnzimmer - der SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. Voller Stolz sind wir Namensgeber der Heimspieltätte des BVB und Partner von Borussia Dortmund. In dieser Eigenschaft haben wir für das Stadion eine Website geschaffen, die mit Infomationen, Aktionen und einzigartigen Bildern das Herz eines jeden Borussen höherschlagen lässt: www.signal-iduna-park.de

Signal Iduna Park im Netz
SIGNAL IDUNA PARK
BVB ChampionPartner
Opel Logo
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
BVB PremiumPartner
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
BVB Partner
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
BVB RegionalPartner
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image
  • image

© 1996 - 2021 Borussia Dortmund GmbH & Co. KGaA

  • Imprint
  • Data Protection
  • Terms Of Use
  • FAQ
  • Help
  • Contact
  • Infos
  • KGaA
  • Officials
  • Handball
  • Table Tennis

Hinweis

Sie verlassen nun die Website von Borussia Dortmund und wechseln zu den Angeboten der Signal Iduna.

Zurück zu bvb.de Weiter zu versicherung09.de