Manchester United is actively seeking to transfer Jadon Sancho when the January transfer window opens. This decision comes after Manager Erik Ten Hag expressed concerns about Sancho being a ‘disruptive influence’ within the team.
Ten Hag has already taken the step of excluding Sancho from training sessions with the first team. The England forward publicly criticized Ten Hag, essentially accusing him of dishonesty, after being left out of the matchday squad for the 3-1 loss to Arsenal last month.
Mail Sport reports that in addition to Sancho’s poor attitude during training and habitual tardiness, Ten Hag has pointed out that Sancho’s influence on other players has become a troubling issue. The Dutch manager has conveyed to Manchester United that the training atmosphere has improved since Sancho’s exclusion.
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Ten Hag has set a condition for Sancho’s return to the squad: a public apology and an apology in front of his teammates. However, it appears that five weeks later, the former Borussia Dortmund player is not willing to comply.
Manchester United is now so determined to part ways with Sancho in January that they are open to subsidizing his £300,000-a-week wages if they can secure a loan move for the remainder of the season.