Manchester United outcast Jadon Sancho superbly navigated an awkward interaction with one fan outside of the club’s Carrington complex and had the perfect response.
Jadon Sancho had an indicative reply when a fan asked him to sign his picture in a Manchester United shirt. Sancho has been ousted out of the Manchester United squad after making comments against mana .
Since then he has been training away from the first team at Carrington. Recently, he stopped his car to interact with some young supporters when one of the fans presented him with a gift.
As Sancho received a sticker of himself in a Red Devils shirt, the fan’s father said, “He might not want the one with United on.” Reacting to which the star winger replied, “I don’t mind.”
Sancho proceeded to take the card from the fan and signed it, with the former England winger also receiving another one for him to keep.
Coming back to the 23-year-old’s exile from Manchester United’s playing squad, Sancho called out Ten Hag for making him the scapegoat for the team’s poor performances. Posting on X, Sancho posted, “Please don’t believe everything you read!’ he said. ‘I will not allow people to say things that are completely untrue.”
“I have conducted myself in training very well this week. I believe there are other reasons for this matter that I won’t go into, I’ve been a scapegoat for a long time which isn’t fair!” he continued.
Is it too late for Sancho to save his United career?
It would seem all but certain that Sancho is likely to leave Old Trafford at some point and a loan move away in January could help speed up that process.
United have struggled to offload Sancho, who is under contract until 2026, due to the hefty £300,000-a-week wages that he commands in his current deal at the club.
Dortmund have reportedly agreed to pay a third of Sancho’s mammoth wages as part of the loan deal, with United still set to take a massive hit on the financial side.
Sancho’s stance on his rift with Ten Hag has made him a deeply unpopular figure among supporters and it is increasingly unlikely that he’ll ever win some fans back.
