Manchester United transfer target Jadon Sancho has teamed up with Nando's and Nike to launch his own personalised PERI-PERI hot sauce named 'Sancho Sauce'.
In what may not be his last lucrative deal this summer, the England star is celebrating his upcoming kit and boot launch with Nike , the SE11 Sancho Collection, where the limited edition Sancho Sauce is referenced throughout.
The bespoke sauce combines all of Sancho's favourite Nando's flavours and spices creating the ultimate Medium PERI-PERI sauce with fiery hints of BBQ and pineapple – sure to hit the back of the neck.
The Sancho Sauce is limited edition and not for purchase – excited fans will need to “Show their Sauce” for a chance to win an exclusive bottle.
#ShowYourSauce is Nando’s, Sancho and Nike’s social challenge which encourages fans to show off their best talents by filming themselves using the hashtag; whether that’s smashing it top bins, spitting a fire 16 or styling a fit from a charity shop, all participants will be in for a chance of winning one of the limited-edition sauce bottles, as well as the Jadon x Nike jersey signed by the man himself.
Nando’s #ShowYourSauce challenge will kick off on Tuesday 25 August with the final whistle for entries being 11.50pm on the 6th September.
A winner will be selected by Sancho, and announced on 7th September. For more info, including full Ts&Cs, head to the Nando’s website from Tuesday at 6pm.
Sancho could have another important decision to make this summer, as Manchester United are continuing their pursuit of the Borussia Dortmund winger.
The two clubs have entered negotiations but are struggling to agree upon a fee and structure to the proposed deal, with United regarding Dortmund's £108million asking price as excessive in the current economic climate.
When asked about the potential transfer earlier this month, Dortmund's sporting director Michael Zorc told reporters: 'We plan on having Jadon Sancho in our team this season, the decision is final. I think that answers all our questions.'
However, United believe Dortmund are willing to sell the player and that Sancho himself is hopeful of sealing a move to Old Trafford.
It is also unlikely that the 20-year-old's wage demands would compromise United's salary structure following the departure of Alexis Sanchez.