Breaking: Erik Ten Hag finally reveal when Jadon Sancho will return to the team and only on one condition

Manchester United's winger, Jadon Sancho, finds himself in the midst of a disciplinary issue with manager Erik ten Hag. This situation has raised questions about his future at the club, with potential implications for the January transfer window. 

Additionally, Manchester United is grappling with on-field challenges, having suffered multiple defeats in recent matches. A significant point of discussion is Erik ten Hag's stance on a possible return for Sancho

Sancho's Disciplinary Issue:

Jadon Sancho's disciplinary issue stems from his accusation that manager Erik ten Hag lied about the reasons for his omission from the matchday squad against Arsenal on September 3. Consequently, Sancho has been training away from the first-team squad and was not considered for recent matches.

Uncertain Future:

Erik ten Hag's recent comments suggest that Jadon Sancho's future at Manchester United is uncertain and depends largely on the player himself. This implies that Sancho's actions and choices will be pivotal in determining whether he continues to represent the club.

Potential Return for Sancho:

Erik ten Hag have displayed openness to a potential return for Jadon Sancho. While Sancho's disciplinary issue has kept him away from the squad, Ten Hag's comments leave the door slightly ajar for a comeback, provided certain conditions are met. Though they weren't made public, closed sources reveals Sancho would need to apologise face-to-face with the manager to be recalled back to the squad.

Possible January Transfer:

Reports indicate that Jadon Sancho is open to leaving Manchester United during the January transfer window. His representatives have explored potential destinations, including a return to Borussia Dortmund or a move to Nottingham Forest, led by his former England Under-17 coach, Steve Cooper.

Manchester United's Challenges:

Manchester United has encountered a challenging start to the season, suffering four defeats in their last five games and conceding 14 goals in six matches. A loss to Burnley would mark the first time since December 2015 that the club has endured four successive defeats.

Ten Hag's Response:

Despite the team's recent struggles, manager Erik ten Hag emphasizes the importance of unity within the club. He believes that facing difficulties together is part of the process of getting stronger as a team, signaling his commitment to addressing the challenges at hand.