Unexpectedly, a Manchester United marginalized player has found a home at West Ham.
West Ham United is reportedly “keeping an eye on” the developments surrounding Jadon Sancho’s future at Manchester United, according to a recent 90min article.
West Ham United is reportedly “keeping an eye on” the events surrounding Jadon Sancho’s status at Manchester United, according to a recent 90min article.
The report claims that the Hammers have entered the competition to hire the English winger.
The 23-year-old Sancho is unlikely to play for Manchester United again after his highly publicized argument with Erik Ten Hag.
The winger publicly accused his manager of being dishonest in providing an explanation for his exclusion from the squad for the game against Arsenal the month prior during this incident.
Since then, the English forward has not participated in any competitive games. Whether or not he chooses to apologize to his manager, it seems like Sancho’s time at Old Trafford is coming to an end.
Although the player has stated that he would like to rejoin his old team, Borussia Dortmund, the most recent sources indicate that David Moyes’ West Ham United could be able to sign the unsatisfied winger.
It will be difficult to negotiate a possible transfer, whether it’s a loan or a permanent move to another Premier League team, because of the player’s high weekly wages—roughly £250,000, according to Spotrac.
With two years left on his Manchester United contract, Sancho has only contributed directly to eighteen goals in 82 games across all competitions during his two years there.