Sancho is going through the darkest days of his career at Man Utd, it is not difficult to understand if he chooses to leave Old Trafford this January.
Jadon Sancho is approaching an important crossroads at Manchester United; After a very public falling out with manager Erik ten Hag and no sign of either side giving up, an impasse meant his career at Old Trafford was over for as long as he The Netherlands still holds executive power.
Things have developed significantly since Sancho became impatient on social media in September after Ten Hag – perhaps unnecessarily – criticized him in a press conference for his lack of performance. good in practice. Their relationship is said to have been irreparably damaged, with the player training and eating separately from the first team and refusing to apologise.
Ten Hag wants Sancho to leave the club as soon as possible, either through a loan or a permanent transfer deal that would see United lose a significant amount of their £74 million ($92 million) investment. ) just two years ago.
But with the January transfer window approaching and the list of teams wanting to sign Sancho said to be growing, what is the best option for a player who is not highly rated by United?
While United and Ten Hag are desperate to get him out of the club as soon as possible, there have been rumors that Sancho is willing to wait coldly and try to wait until the Dutch coach is dismissed. dismissal.
How feasible this is remains unclear; Although United are in embarrassing form and some fans on social media have spoken out, there is no sign of significant change coming from a club known for leaking information. believe.
If this is Sancho’s clever plan, he may realize that January comes too early for it to come true.
Sancho was only briefly linked with Tottenham over the summer and those rumors have gone cold, but this could be the best move for both his club and international career.
It’s true that Spurs have enough players on the wings, but they don’t have anyone with the quality that an in-form Sancho can bring – especially with Son Heung-min operating in the center after Harry Kane left this summer.
This will require some work, both in terms of creating space within the squad and Ange Postecoglou restoring the winger’s confidence and form, but the Australian will certainly adopt an attacking style of play. which, in theory, would bring the closest thing to Sancho’s best.
Making an impression for a Spurs team that is showing signs of being competitive at the top of the Premier League table will not harm his chances of reviving his international career either.