The manager of Manchester United, Erik ten Hag, has dropped a big hint about the future of Jadon Sancho as he now seems ready to move on from last season's controversy and include the England international as part of his plans to move forward.
At one point it seemed unlikely that Sancho would play for Man Utd again as he was heavily criticized by Ten Hag when he was left out of the squad to play Arsenal away from home at the start of last season.
Sancho himself appeared to retaliate against Ten Hag with a statement on social media, and this later led to him being kicked out of the squad altogether, and out on loan to Borussia Dortmund in the January transfer window.
From there, Sancho's form improved dramatically, with the 24-year-old helping Dortmund make a stunning run to the Champions League final, where the Bundesliga giants were beaten by Real Madrid.
However, Ten Hag will have seen enough from that experience to convince him that he may have to give Sancho another chance at United, and now it seems that is what is happening.
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As quoted by the Manchester Evening News, when asked about Sancho's future, Ten Hag said: “As we said, we draw a line. Manchester United need good players and Jadon is a good player. We have drawn that line and we are moving forward.”
Some Red Devils fans will no doubt be happy with this news, as Sancho looks good enough to try and help out during this difficult time with the club, as the right treatment can help him regain his confidence and get back on track.
MUFC spent a fortune to sign Sancho back in the summer of 2021, and he is still young enough to turn things around and live up to the potential he showed when he first joined.
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