Jadon Sancho: Erik Ten Hag Increases Discipline, Possible Winter Transfer?

The player-manager relationship between Coach Ten Hag and Sancho has seriously deteriorated. The Dutch coach couldn't tolerate Sancho's social media posts criticizing him. Previously, Ten Hag had dropped Sancho from the matchday squad in the loss to Arsenal and criticized the player's training attitude.

To punish Sancho, Coach Ten Hag has temporarily suspended him from playing. Furthermore, he is not allowed to train with the Man Utd first team. According to recent reports from The Mirror, Coach Ten Hag has also forbidden the English midfielder from participating in any activities with the Man Utd first team.

This effectively means that Sancho cannot be present at any location reserved for the Man Utd first team at Carrington training ground. The 2000-born player now has to dine with the youth team.

Coach Ten Hag is imposing strict restrictions on Sancho, but The Mirror reports that he is still leaving a way for the young player to make amends. All Sancho needs to do is set aside his ego and apologize to Coach Ten Hag, and everything will be resolved.

The Mirror also reveals information from an anonymous source with close ties to the Man Utd squad: "Sancho's teammates have advised him to 'take a step back.' He should apologize to Coach Ten Hag. This is what the Man Utd players want Sancho to do.

Many Man Utd players sympathize with what Sancho is going through. But what Sancho posted on social media clearly crossed the acceptable boundaries."

Meanwhile, according to the Daily Star, Sancho is very frustrated with the latest ban imposed by Coach Ten Hag. The Daily Star's sources suggest that the relationship between Sancho and Coach Ten Hag has completely hit a dead end.

If the situation doesn't improve in the near future, Coach Ten Hag may decide to part ways with Sancho at Man Utd. It is expected that the 2000-born star could be put up for sale in the upcoming winter transfer window in 2024.

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