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Erik ten Hag has reiterated that doubts about Jadon Sancho’s abilities did not influence the decision to allow his departure from Manchester United, a choice that has faced renewed scrutiny.

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Sancho’s loan return to Borussia Dortmund in January followed a contentious fallout with Ten Hag. Despite the discord, the winger has rediscovered his form in Germany, contributing to Dortmund’s recent Champions League semi-final qualification.

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As criticism mounts over Ten Hag’s decision amid United’s challenging season, the Dutchman maintains that Sancho’s footballing prowess wasn’t the pivotal factor in his exit.

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Addressing the issue ahead of United’s FA Cup semi-final against Coventry City, Ten Hag stated, “We recognize his [Sancho’s] exceptional talent. That’s not in question. It was an impressive game – Dortmund against Atletico Madrid. Dortmund’s performance was commendable, and Jadon played his part in their success.

“Of course, I keep tabs on international football and the progress of players on loan at other clubs.”

Amidst discussions about Sancho, speculation also swirls around Brazilian midfielder Casemiro’s future at Old Trafford.

Struggling with recurring hamstring injuries, Casemiro’s midfield contributions this season have been under scrutiny. Rumors suggest a potential move to the Saudi Pro League.

However, Ten Hag defended Casemiro, highlighting his impact in his debut season at the club.

“When I arrived, we needed a holding midfielder, and Casemiro excelled last season,” Ten Hag explained. “He even scored more goals than ever before. Despite facing injuries this season, I trust in his winning mentality and track record of success.

“He’s a fighter, a significant personality, and an essential player for us. With more game time, I’m confident he’ll regain his form and contribute to our success.”