26-year-old Sancho is looking for a new long-term home for the first time in five years, after his nightmare at Manchester United ended.
Sancho's difficult time at Old Trafford finally came to an end when his contract expired in June, making him a free agent this summer.
The last time the winger finalized a permanent transfer, he was one of the most sought-after young players in Europe.
Since joining Manchester United from Dortmund for £73 million in 2021, Sancho has only scored 12 goals in 83 appearances for United. In the past three seasons, he has also experienced unsuccessful loan spells at Dortmund, Chelsea, and Aston Villa.
The former Manchester City academy player is currently training at Flicksome's 2,000-capacity Valley Road ground to maintain fitness.
Sancho said in a club interview: "The layout here is very good."
"This is my first time in this area, and it's also my first time seeing such a good stadium, apart from Manchester United and Manchester City's stadiums."
Flicksome is preparing for its first season back in official competition after going bankrupt in 2012. The team is coached by former captain Alex Mortimer, with Ryan's brother Rhodri Giggs as assistant coach.
Meanwhile, Sancho received a sudden inquiry from Qatari team Al-Rayyan in early July, but there have been no further talks between the two sides since then.
talkSPORT reporter Ben Jacobs previously revealed that Sancho is considering playing in the Middle East and Europe.
Rumors of Sancho returning to Dortmund have been circulating for a long time, and Alan Pardew also believes he has a chance.
However, talkSPORT chief football reporter Alex Crook poured cold water on the idea in his latest update.
"Not much Premier League interest."
Crook said on "Sunday Session with Darren Gough & Scott Minto": "He's just training with a local sports club to keep fit."
"There was talk before about him going to Qatar, and I think there's interest from Saudi Arabia too. But there's not much Premier League interest in him right now."
"It's quite a fall from grace, isn't it?" Crook continued, "Looking back at how much trouble Manchester United had signing him from Dortmund under Solskjaer.
"He never really found his feet in the Premier League. In fact, I've spoken to Aston Villa fans, and they're a bit concerned about the signing of Garnacho because they think of some of the players Emery has taken on recently who might have lost their way."
"Sancho is certainly one of them; he wasn't successful at Aston Villa. Rashford did okay, but I still feel that Emery never really got the best out of him."
"I think Villa fans are a bit worried that maybe Emery isn't the one who can maximize Garnacho's potential."
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