Report: Stance of Man United dressing room has emerged regarding Jadon Sancho

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·30 de marzo de 2025

Report: Stance of Man United dressing room has emerged regarding Jadon Sancho

Jadon Sancho left Manchester United in a loan move to join Chelsea last summer.

The Blues have an obligation to buy the player permanently but suggestions have been made that Enzo Maresca’s side could change their mind regarding signing Sancho because of his poor form at Stamford Bridge.

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He has only completed 90 minutes on right occasions for his new club this season which suggests he is not highly rated by the Chelsea manager.

Sancho had a troubled time at Man United under former manager Erik ten Hag. The player and the manager had a fall-out after Sancho accused the manager of lying in public when he was dropped from the squad to face Arsenal.

Ten Hag claimed that Sancho was dropped because of his poor performance in training.

According to Manchester Evening News, senior figures in the Man United squad believe that Sancho is not good enough to play for the Red Devils.

The players in the squad have no issue with Sancho’s personality but they believe that the player does not have what it takes to play for a club like United where pressure is high to perform week in week out.

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Sancho has failed to impress in recent months for Chelsea. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

It clearly shows that Sancho has no future at United since he does not have the confidence of players at Old Trafford.

It remains to be seen whether Chelsea will move ahead with the permanent signing of the English winger.

If Chelsea backtracks from signing him permanently, they would have to pay a £5m penalty.

United’s expensive investment in Sancho has been wasted and even if the club sell him to Chelsea or any other club this summer, they would be making a massive loss on their hefty investment.

Marcus Rashford is also heading out of the club in the summer while the Red Devils are open to cash in on Alejandro Garnacho as well.