'Man Utd troublemaker' Sancho to be Son Heung-min's new partner...Tottenham mulling move

Could Manchester United's troublesome Jadon Sancho be on his way to Tottenham Hotspur?

Spanish outlet 'Pichajes' reported on September 29 (KST), "Tottenham have made a firm commitment to signing Sancho, sparking huge interest in the football world. Looking for a new opportunity to regain his form ahead of Euro 2024 and the FIFA World Cup North and Central America 2026, he could be a key player to strengthen Spurs' attack and maintain their lead at the top of the league."

A product of Manchester City's youth system, Sancho burst onto the scene in the 2018/19 season after moving to Borussia Dortmund in August 2017. Sancho scored 13 goals and provided 20 assists in 43 official games that season, and in 2019/20, he finished with 19 goals and 19 assists in 43 games. In 2018/19 and 2019/20, he achieved 10 (goals)-10 (assists) in the Bundesliga for the second consecutive season.

Sancho arrived at United in July 2021 for €85 million, with the club hoping he would develop into their new ace, but he was unhappy at the club. In 2021/22, his first season at United, Sancho managed just five goals and three assists in 38 games. Last season, he failed to rebound with seven goals and three assists in 41 games.

Sancho has had a public feud with United manager Eric van Gaal this season. In the fourth round of the EPL against Arsenal in September, Sancho was completely left off the roster. "I didn't pick him because of his performance in training," Van Gaal said after the game. 온라인카지노 

Sancho was quick to retort. "Don't believe everything you read," he wrote on his social media accounts. I will not allow myself to say something completely different from the truth. I trained very well this week," he posted. He continued, "I believe there are other reasons for my exclusion from this match. I have been a scapegoat for a long time and this is unfair," he claimed.

Sancho's public defiance of Van Gaal led to the complete breakdown of his relationship with United. In September, the club announced on its website that it had "excluded Sancho from first-team training until his disciplinary issues are resolved." According to global sports outlet The Athletic, Sancho was even banned from the club's cafeteria.

Tottenham is one of the clubs rumored to be Sancho's next destination. The Spurs are unbeaten in 10 league games this season with eight wins, two draws, and 26 points. Up front, Son Heung-min is doing his part with eight league goals, but the team has lost the likes of Manor Solomon and Ivan Perisic to injury. The performances of the likes of Hicharisson and Dejan Kulusevski have also been disappointing. "Sancho's move to Tottenham has not yet been finalized, but the club is studying the option carefully," said Pichajes. Spurs and United have not traded since Dimitar Berbatov in September 2008, but Sergio Reguilon was recently loaned to United from Tottenham. It will be interesting to see if Spurs make a move for Sancho.