Manchester United Coach Erik Ten Hag has now confirmed a shocking update about Jadon Sancho
Sancho won’t return for first-team practice until he is psychologically and physically prepared to represent the club, according to the Dutch boss.
Sancho received permission from his manager Erik ten Hag to practice with coaches during the World Cup break in the Netherlands.
The 22-year-old skipped England’s World Cup team and did not travel to the club’s training camp in Spain.
Since November, Sancho has deactivated his social media accounts in order to concentrate on the remaining games of the season and his family.
Ten Hag did not want to rush the forward back after speaking with him about the current predicament.
Ten Hag remarked, “I doubt he’ll come returning this week.”
We want him to assist us and come back as soon as possible, but I am unable to predict with certainty when that will happen.
There are frequently numerous circumstances. We don’t receive the required degree of quality, and you’re left wondering why.
Therefore, we are making every effort to return him there right now. It concerns his bodily and emotional well-being.
Sancho has been seen at Dutch amateur club OJC Rosmalen during the past few weeks.
A video showed Sancho dribbling past practice mannequins at the stadium while being watched by coaches surfaced.
After discussing his dismal performance this season with Ten Hag, the 22-year-old made the trip there.
Fans are increasingly worried about the player now that he has stopped using social media because he hasn’t played since October 22 due to illness.
The Red Devils have refuted reports that Sancho was dropped from the team because he failed to show up for the team’s midseason training camp.
Ten Hag stated on Tuesday that there is no set time for Sancho’s return and provided an explanation for his absence from the camp.
He wasn’t in the proper physical or mental condition to be there, Ten Hag continued.
Since his £73 million transfer from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United, Sancho has only scored eight goals and supplied four assists in 52 games.