Manchester United have been the focus of attention this season. The clash between Jadon Sancho and Ten Hag has attracted widespread attention. Manchester United have signed strikers who have excelled in the Bundesliga, breaking through, passing and scoring goals, and have spent €85 million to bring in Old Trafford. However, he was expelled from the squad for a violation of discipline. Manchester United's chaotic situation has limited the performance of the players. The team has top players in various positions, but they can't put these good individuals together as a whole, and they can't form a synergy. At Manchester United, Jadon Sancho is not the only player who has been buried.
Paul Pogba, Antony, Christian Eriksen, Hojlen and Onana were all formidable leaders before they entered Manchester United, but once they set foot at Old Trafford, their weaknesses were exposed. This may not be an individual player's problem, but an inevitable consequence of the chaos within the team. At Borussia Dortmund, Sancho was at the heart of the team, but at Manchester United, he was only a role player. At Borussia Dortmund, Jadon Sancho is the undisputed central player. At Manchester United, he's just a role player and can't even secure his starting position.
Because of this, Sancho has not been able to show his shine in the Bundesliga in the Premier League. Jadon Sancho's personal characteristics don't match the Premier League, and his qualities don't fit the style of the Premier League. It's fair to say that Jadon Sancho is not a player who is willing to train hard and improve his abilities. Even at Borussia Dortmund, Sancho has repeatedly caused controversy over issues such as being late for training. In addition, Sancho is afraid of confrontation and relies too heavily on the overall combination to adapt to the Premier League's high-intensity confrontation, pace and one-on-one approach. That explains why his performances at Manchester United have not been as good as they could have been. Why did Jadon Sancho not perform well when he arrived at Manchester United?
It's a question that needs to be asked not only to Sancho himself, but also to Manchester United. A team that can't keep the locker room united, training and tactical design out of order, will eventually become a black hole for stars.