Ex-Liverpool star, Stan Collymore, has claimed Jadon Sancho will not play for Manchester United again, following his public fallout with manager Erik ten
Ten Hag dropped Sancho for their 3-1 defeat at Arsenal last Sunday and cited the player’s poor attitude in training.Collymore believes Sancho’s career at Old Trafford is over and the club could look to offload him in January.
“His decision to criticise, and effectively undermine, his manager on social media wouldn’t have gone down well at all,” Collymore wrote in his column for CaughtOffside. “I just don’t see how he could ever come back from it. I actually believe the Red Devils will look to offload him, either on loan or permanently, at the next opportunity. The whole situation is very reminiscent of Romelu Lukaku’s second spell at Chelsea.”
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