Jadon Sancho’s recent inconsistent form has left many people perplexed, wondering whether the issue lies with the player himself or the club management.

The conflict between Sancho and Erik ten Hag, his coach at Manchester United, has significantly affected Sancho’s career at Old Trafford. The strained relationship between the player and the coach stems from disagreements over Sancho’s form and training intensity. Ten Hag believes that Sancho has not adhered to training standards and has not put in enough effort. On the other hand, Sancho denies these accusations and claims that ten Hag has been dishonest.

Furthermore, Sancho publicly challenged ten Hag on social media for not being given playing time, despite believing that he was in better form than his teammate Antony. Sancho felt that ten Hag’s decision to exclude him from the team was unfair and baseless.

Sancho’s time at Manchester United has truly been a “living hell.” The fractured relationship with ten Hag has had a severe impact on his performance. He was dropped from the main squad and relegated to individual training. Lack of playing time has caused Sancho to lose confidence and motivation.

Sancho’s form during his loan spell at Dortmund has been the complete opposite of his time at United. Returning to his former club, he has regained his top form, displaying technical dribbling, intelligent passing, and the confidence that made him a star before joining Old Trafford.

Sancho’s absence has significantly affected Manchester United’s overall performance. He has left a big void in the attacking line, making it difficult for the team to create scoring opportunities. Without Sancho, United’s attack lacks creativity and breakthrough ability, especially when facing well-organized defenses.

The future of Sancho at Manchester United remains uncertain. His loan contract with Borussia Dortmund will expire at the end of the season, and Dortmund does not have a purchase option. Dortmund is reportedly interested in signing a long-term contract with Sancho, but it’s unclear whether Manchester United is willing to sell him.

Sancho has stated that he is focusing on the present and is unsure about what the future holds. If he returns to Manchester United, he may have to face an uncertain future under the leadership of Erik ten Hag, who has faced criticism for his handling of Sancho. However, if ten Hag is replaced, Sancho might have an opportunity to revive his career at Old Trafford.