Jadon Sancho’s future at Manchester United appears to be uncertain, as several clubs from different leagues are reportedly exploring the possibility of loaning him on a short-term deal in January.
The clubs that have expressed interest in the 23-year-old winger include those from Serie A, Bundesliga, and Turkey’s Super Lig.
According to Sky Sports News, a “handful of teams” have started to hold internal discussions about the player’s physical condition, financial expectations, and how he wants to proceed with his stand-off with Erik ten Hag, the Manchester United manager.
Although a potential return to his former club, Borussia Dortmund, has been widely reported, they have distanced themselves from that possibility for now.
However, if the numbers made sense and much of Sancho’s wages were covered, it could move the dial.
Edin Terzic, Borussia Dortmund’s coach who has worked with Sancho previously, continues to provide guidance and believes he can still become a top player.
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Sancho’s situation at Manchester United seems to be complicated, and there is no resolution in sight.
The player refuses to apologise for his social media post that apparently suggested his manager was a liar.
As a result, United are open to offers, and senior players in the squad who are close to Sancho have implored him to make amends.
However, Sancho feels he has been treated unfairly, not just in this instance.
The matter was supposed to be resolved during the September international break, but it hasn’t been put to bed yet.
CRUX NEWS reports that Sancho was removed from the first-team group five weeks ago, and he remains on an individual training programme using the academy facilities at Carrington.
As the building houses minors, safeguarding rules mean Sancho must be on his own in the changing room and lock the door before getting undressed.
United have been making sure they are not in breach of contract by keeping the player away from the first-team environment for so long.
Sancho is still being overseen by fitness staff and coaches and has medical support and access to all other essentials at the training ground.
However, United maintain that an apology from Sancho to Ten Hag is crucial to resolving the issue.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem forthcoming, and given how much time has now passed, the damage to the relationship between player and manager is being viewed as irreparable.
