Jadon Sancho: Man United star could agree January loan move amid 'huge' claim
Jadon Sancho could exit Man United on loan in the January transfer window, sources have told Football Insider.
Sancho has been embroiled in a public fall-out with manager Erik ten Hag after the Dutchman criticised his training performances - and took to social media to defend himself.
Football Insider revealed on Monday (18 September) that the 23-year-old must make a public and private apology in order to be restored to the Man United squad.
The winger hit back on social media in a post which has since been deleted, claiming he has been a “scapegoat” for a long time at the club and insisted he has conducted himself “very well” in training.
Man United have since confirmed in a statement last week (14 September) that Sancho will train away from the first-team group “pending resolution of a squad discipline issue”.
A well-placed source has told Football Insider that it is now looking a "long road back" to first-team involvement at the club under Ten Hag.
Sources say it will take a "huge fee" for Man United to sanction a permanent move for Sancho in January.
However, it is believed a loan move could be the most viable route to an exit in the mid-season window.
Sancho cost a reported £73million when he joined Man United from Borussia Dortmund in July 2021 - and the Old Trafford club are reluctant to let him go for a cut-price fee.
According to FBRef, the England international earns a weekly wage of £250,000 on a contract which runs until June 2026.
He has turned out just three times as a substitute this season for a total of 76 minutes.