Man Utd to loan out Sancho?

Karan Tejwani

• 16 Dec 2022 17:25 GMT
• 2 min read

Jadon Sancho hasn’t had the best time at Manchester United since joining in the summer of 2021 from Borussia Dortmund, and he has been on a personal training programme as of late.

Sancho was not selected for England’s World Cup squad that travelled to Qatar, having been a part of Gareth Southgate’s team previously, and it was an indication of his Manchester United struggles.

In the World Cup break, he has been in Netherlands, training separately from the team in the hope of regaining his form and fitness ahead of the second half of the campaign.

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As a result, there have been some questions about his future at the club and whether he will remain at Manchester United for long.

Journalist Graeme Bailey has been talking about his future at the club and whether Sancho can get back to his best in the near future.

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“As it stands Erik Ten Hag thinks he can get Jadon Sancho back to his best,” Bailey told TEAMtalk. “He and his team, including Steve McClaren, have done great work with Marcus Rashford.

“The jury remains out whether they can do the same though here. “United want Sancho to get back to his best, though he’s some way down the pecking order right now.”

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There have also been doubts over his future if Cody Gakpo joins the club from PSV, as Manchester United’s interest in him has been reported, and whether Sancho leaves on loan.

“Another issue that Sancho will have to contend with could be Cody Gakpo’s potential arrival. That could also impact on his future.”

“But in terms of an imminent sale, that is an absolute non-starter. However, a loan I can see and maybe a return to the Bundesliga to get his confidence back. There is nowhere in the world where he is held in higher regard than in Germany.”

How Sancho’s future turns out remains to be seen, but what’s clear is that his manager is keen to get the English winger back to his best soon.