Former England U21 international Noel Whelan believes Jadon Sancho can redeem his Manchester United career under a new manager.
Whelan wants Sancho to work hard in training and put in a performance on the pitch to prove he is worth all the money Manchester United paid to sign him. Speaking to Football Insider, Whelan said:
"It's all down to Jadon. He's got to put in the performances on the training ground and on the pitch. I don't care how much they paid for him. He needs to prove his worth to whoever comes in."
Whelan said Sancho could turn his Manchester United career around under a new manager. The 21-year-old winger failed to show his Dortmund form under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
The former Leeds United star urged Sancho to work hard under the new management to turn his season around. Whelan added:
"We saw him lighting it up for Dortmund, but we've not seen anything close to that level since. He could do that under a new manager – his goal was a good glimpse of his talent. He's got to force his new manager’s hand because he didn't do that with Ole.
"He's been average this season, but that is in a side where everyone has lost their belief and confidence – they've looked all over the place. He needs to step up and work hard when the new hierarchy is put in place."
Jadon Sancho was the first major signing made by Manchester United earlier this summer. The England international arrived from Dortmund for a fee of around £73 million.
Despite his abundant talent, Sancho has failed to impress whilst at Old Trafford. The 21-year-old winger only scored his first goal for the club two days ago against Villarreal in the Champions League.
Manchester United are in search of a new manager
Manchester United sacked manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer following their 4-1 defeat to Watford over the weekend. The Red Devils have put former midfielder Michael Carrick in charge of the first team whilst they search for an interim manager.
Various names have been linked to the managerial vacancy at Manchester United. According to various reports, former Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde is the favorite to take over on an interim basis for the rest of the season.
However, Manchester United are looking at other candidates for a permanent appointment. Some of the most prominent candidates linked to replace Solskjaer on a permanent basis include Brendan Rodgers, Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino.
Canbcdkny
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Man utd
Canbcdkny
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Hello
Juccdemrtu
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please if man united board is looking for are coach please don't even talk about Pochettino and Zidane please take for Ralf or Carrick
hahbcnry
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If Man United don't go for Ten Hag I repeat if United don't go for Ten Hag then the glory days that our fathers and big brothers know about United shall never been seen by the kids of this generation
Yugo24/7
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Thank you 😊
Well written.
SuziDaffy
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Every single day I've been looking at posts like this, calling out sancho,ronaldo,bruno.. These english players are the actual problem and with the whole coaching staff including the fucking glazers and edwood but no reporter journalist dares to comment on it. That fridge maquire threw his captain armband off but I've seen no articles, no eyes raised on that gesture, fucking hypocrite these white english people are, if the same was done by any non english player then these pundits would have gone nuts, useless players like mcfred maquire matic shaw are on the team for so long and funnily there gameplay is below average and still they don't get the bench
vuobilmoy
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Thank you 😊