Jadon Sancho

Soccer Football - Premier League - Manchester United v Liverpool - Old Trafford, Manchester,. PHIL NOBLEREUTERS. Jadon Sancho arrived at Manchester United to a ...

“When the league started he played some good games, but after we got a drop of levels. Sancho started the season well with three goals in his first eight matches, yet that was not enough to earn a place in England’s squad for September’s Nations League games. When you don’t show it week by week you can fall out of the squad, which is what happened. We want to bring him back as quickly as possible, but I can’t give a prognosis of when that will be.” The 22-year-old was then left out of United’s travelling party for their recent warm-weather training camp in Spain, instead staying back to work on an individual programme. But having not played for United since a 1-1 draw with Chelsea on October 22, and not bring included as part of England’s World Cup squad, things haven’t gone to plan for either party.

Simon Jordan believes Jadon Sancho's struggle at Manchester United could be simply down to the player not being good enough.Manager Erik ten Hag adm.

When he came to Manchester United, people started to question his pace, his ability off the ball. I don’t think we saw enough of him at Borussia Dortmund – we saw flashes of him and reputations being built over there.” “The mental side of things – we have got to judge things on equal footing because people underestimate the mental side of people’s challenges.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has revealed Jadon Sancho will not be immediately available for the Red Devils when the Premier League action resumes ...

However, since his move to Old Trafford, the 22-year-old has had a shocking drop in performance. First you observe but the stats back it up. Ten Hag cited the start offseason as an example where Sancho had three goals in eight appearances.

Jadon Sancho has been placed on an individual training schedule in a desperate attempt to restore his form at Manchester United.

"I have had several talks with Jadon," said Ten Hag, who has also made use of a coach he worked with in the Netherlands to help Sancho get through his individual training schedule. The last thing Sancho will want is to become the latest big-name player to fizzle out at United by following in the footsteps of Alexis Sanchez, Angel Di Maria and Romelu Lukaku. It will now be crucial for Ten Hag to put his man-management skills to good use in order to help Sancho to rediscover the form that established him as one of Europe's most feared young prospects while at Dortmund. Sancho hit a new low earlier this week when it was revealed by Ten Hag that he had been placed on an individual training schedule due to a lack of physical and mental fitness to mark the latest unfortunate twist of his ill-fated United spell to date. "When the league started he played some good games, but after we got a drop of levels. Sancho joined the Red Devils from Borussia Dortmund last summer for an initial fee of £73million after a long and drawn-out negotiation process that lasted for over a year.

Sancho has not played for United since their 1-1 draw at Chelsea in the Premier League on October 22.

We request you to support our award-winning journalism by making a financial contribution towards the Scroll Ground Reporting Fund. First you observe but the stats back it up. “Most of the time it comes slowly. “I have had several talks with Jadon. In the start of the season he had goals and assists but his key moments and key actions became less and less. United manager Ten Hag said he had seen a further dip in Sancho’s confidence after he was axed from the England squad for the Nations League matches in September.

Jadon Sancho has been training on his own over the past couple of weeks, away from the rest of his Manchester United teammates.

But is Man United the right place for that to happen? Ten Hag said: “First we didn’t see him the last games for United. So he wasn’t in the right status, in the right fitness state, so now he’s on an individual programme and we want him to finish that programme and hopefully, we see him back soon.

Gabby Agbonlahor has urged fans to support Jadon Sancho and has offered some insight into why he is struggling so much at Manchester United.

Sometimes when you’re not playing your best football and fans see you still enjoying life, going here, going there… you have to stop giving them ammo. He needs support around him. I think his mental health is not in the right place. ‘It has probably taken a toll on him. ‘When you start deleting your Instagram posts, there is something that’s not…

Sancho was left out of the club's mid-season training camp and sent to the Netherlands by his boss to train by himself with specially selected coaches, and will ...

“We got a drop of quality level and that happens sometimes. It is a combination of physically and mentally. “I think there is huge competition for England. “We want to bring him back as quickly as possible, but I can’t give a prognosis of when that will be. “On the [pre-season] tour he played well, and the start of the league he played some good games like Liverpool, Leicester and Arsenal. Sometimes there are circumstances with fitness and mood.