Sancho was not included on Ten Hag’s Man United roster for the Premier League loss against Arsenal.
Ten Hag stated that Jadon “was [absent] on his performance on the training.” “He wasn’t chosen by us. At Manchester United, you have to perform at a certain level every day, and we can choose who plays on the front line, so he wasn’t chosen for this match.
Sancho, 23, missed three months of the previous season due to injury and traveled to the Netherlands to train with trainers Ten Hag advised. Ten Hag brought up his omission from the Arsenal team after the defeat, but the player has replied to his manager’s criticism by claiming he trained well and positing that there were other reasons for his exclusion.
Please don’t believe everything you read, Sancho tweeted. I won’t put up with individuals stating things that are entirely false; this week, I behaved admirably during training. I’ve been made the scapegoat for a very long time, which isn’t fair, but I think there are other factors that I won’t discuss.
“All I want to do is cheer for the squad and play football with a grin on my face. I appreciate playing with great players and respect all the coaching staff’s decisions. I also realize that every week is a challenge. I won’t give up until I get this badge, no matter what.
Sancho participated in United’s first three Premier League games, each time coming off the bench. Since joining the Reds in 2021 from Borussia Dortmund, he has played in 82 matches.
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