Home PREMIER LEAGUE “I knew that he would return to his terrible habits if he gained a bit of comfort at Chelsea. It seems Erik Ten Hag was right about him after all. Amorim must not even consider bringing him back” – This is according to Paul Scholes as Jadon Sancho appears to have reverted to previous habits at Chelsea, reinforcing Manchester United’s initial concerns. The winger’s ongoing struggles reflect challenges with consistency and adaptation, justifying United’s decision to part ways and raising questions about his ability to fulfill his potential.

“I knew that he would return to his terrible habits if he gained a bit of comfort at Chelsea. It seems Erik Ten Hag was right about him after all. Amorim must not even consider bringing him back” – This is according to Paul Scholes as Jadon Sancho appears to have reverted to previous habits at Chelsea, reinforcing Manchester United’s initial concerns. The winger’s ongoing struggles reflect challenges with consistency and adaptation, justifying United’s decision to part ways and raising questions about his ability to fulfill his potential.

by LAVIZKID

Chelsea winger Jadon Sancho has come under fire from former Premier League midfielder Jamie O’Hara, who believes the player is falling back into the same patterns that hindered his time at Manchester United. Despite a promising start to his season-long loan at Stamford Bridge, Sancho has recently found himself sidelined by manager Enzo Maresca, excluded from several matchday squads and raising questions about his future at the club.

 

At just 24 years old, Sancho’s career has been a rollercoaster. His highly-anticipated £72 million move from Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United was fraught with inconsistency and struggles to adapt. However, Chelsea extended a lifeline this past summer, securing the winger on loan with a £25 million obligation to make the move permanent if the Blues finish in the Premier League’s top 14. This arrangement gave Sancho a fresh chance to rebuild his reputation and rediscover his form, yet it seems the opportunity is slipping away.

 

Sancho initially made a strong impact at Chelsea, providing assists in three consecutive matches against Bournemouth, West Ham, and Brighton. These performances gave fans hope that he might finally fulfill his potential. Unfortunately, his form took a nosedive after underwhelming displays against Nottingham Forest and Liverpool. Officially, Maresca has attributed Sancho’s recent absences to illness, but O’Hara has hinted at deeper issues, reminiscent of the ones that plagued his stint at Old Trafford.

 

Speaking to Grosvenor Sport, O’Hara criticized Sancho’s inability to seize the moment. “Sancho was handed an incredible opportunity at Chelsea to silence his critics and prove he belongs at the top level. While he initially showed signs of brilliance and confidence, it feels like he’s regressed into the same bad habits that derailed his time at United.”

 

Sancho’s struggles at Manchester United were well-documented. Despite a brief reconciliation with Erik ten Hag during pre-season, he ultimately became surplus to requirements at Old Trafford. With the likes of Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Amad Diallo, and Antony ahead of him in the pecking order, United opted to part ways with the English winger. This narrative now seems to echo at Chelsea, where Sancho faces stiff competition for a starting spot.

 

O’Hara also highlighted Chelsea’s squad depth as a significant obstacle for Sancho. “The issue for Sancho at Chelsea is the level of competition he’s up against,” he said. “Players like Pedro Neto and Noni Madueke are delivering consistently, making it hard for Sancho to secure regular game time. To cement his place, he needs to maximize his chances and prove he can perform at a high level consistently.”

 

During the November international break, Sancho has been spotted back in training at Cobham, sparking speculation about a potential return to action. However, his involvement in Chelsea’s upcoming Premier League clash against Leicester City remains uncertain. For Sancho, the stakes couldn’t be higher. This season at Chelsea was supposed to be his redemption arc, a chance to put his Old Trafford woes behind him. Yet, unless he can turn things around soon, the narrative may shift towards another chapter of unfulfilled potential.

 

The question now is whether Sancho has the mental resilience and determination to reignite his career. His natural talent is undeniable, but the road to redemption demands consistency, hard work, and a willingness to adapt. With Chelsea’s ambitious project under Maresca showing signs of promise, Sancho must find a way to integrate himself into the team’s plans or risk becoming another high-profile name that failed to live up to

expectations.

 

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