Some time has passed since the misunderstanding that occurred Jadon Sancho with Erik ten Hag. When, during the Dutch coach’s first season at Manchester Unitedspent virtually three months off the pitch because he was not “physically or mentally” ready to play, according to the former Ajax boss. With four games to go until the start of the new season, Sancho’s career with the Red Devils suffered a drastic decline and at that point, then during the internal war Sancho chose to pack up and go on loan last January to Borussia Dortmund.
The rest is history. The right winger born in 2000 has found his form again in the yellow and black shirt and on his return to United he has cleared everything up with Ten Hag, being reinstated with the group and being able to train again in the technical centre from which he had been banned. But having returned to his level, the big clubs in Europe have set their sights on him: Sancho still has a two-year contract worth 250,000 pounds a week. If BVB do not have the funds available to satisfy United’s demands, the Juventus she is very interested and the PSG – informs the Daily Mail – could reach the 40 million pounds (47 million euros approximately) requested. And Liverpool in the background.
Clear, but not entirely? According to the English tabloid, however, Sancho has had “reflections” over his past falling out with Ten Hag, which suggests he may not have given the full apology the Dutchman wanted, but has softened enough for the pair to move forward. Inside sources say Sancho has settled in well with the rest of his team-mates, as if he had never been away from Manchester. So what will happen next? The feeling is that if United receive an offer close to £40m, they will sell Sancho – assures the English press. With Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony and Amad Diallo all competing for the wide positions, Sancho is one of the players who would sacrifice himself to strengthen other areas.