The Jadon Sancho and Manchester United saga seems to be coming to an end, for the time being anyway!
HITC Football has already reported that the ousted Manchester United star could be a Borussia Dortmund player by the weekend.
In 2021, the powers that be at Old Trafford paid £73 million for Jadon Sancho, but now they are set to take a massive hit on the player as he heads for the exit door.
Danny Murphy thinks the whole situation is ‘ludicrous’ and he feels both parties have managed this situation ‘awfully’ and ‘poorly’, as he told talkSPORT.
The 23-year-old has only played 73 minutes of Premier League football this season and has been cast aside by manager Erik ten Hag since September after further disciplinary breaches.
It was clear that if the player apologised, then he would find his way back into his manager’s thoughts, but that hasn’t happened and now an obvious conclusion is nearing.
Dortmund, currently on a winter break, are training in Marbella and Jadon Sancho is expected to meet up with them ahead of a loan deal.
Danny Murphy was asked if it was a ‘slap in the face’ for Manchester United that they are now going to pay his wages to play elsewhere.
Jadon Sancho to leave Manchester United
“Yeah, but it happens,” responded Murphy. “It has happened many times before and it will happen many times again, because players have power.
“I think it’s ludicrous that it has got to this position, from both sides, I think it has been managed awfully. He has conducted himself poorly. Whoever is looking after him needs a slap in the chops.
“The main objective for people who care about you, the representatives or your family, is to have you on the football pitch doing what you love. The fact that he isn’t on the pitch or playing anywhere and doing what he loves is a shame really.
“I think both sides need to take responsibility for this because good management doesn’t let this happen.”
Jadon Sancho has flopped in the Premier League
Let’s keep it straight, he was signed before ten Hag would enter the building and it wasn’t like he was pulling up trees under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
During his Man United career, he has 12 goals and six assists, you can’t blame that on ten Hag!
The facts are that Sancho had issues at Dortmund in his first spell and it has continued at Old Trafford where there is a bigger spotlight on him.
Plus, he has now faced a manager who simply didn’t want any of his nonsense and he has been swiftly dealt with.
Ten Hag might not last long at Man United, but that doesn’t mean Sancho will revive his career because he is going backwards here.
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