Jadon Sancho remains out in the cold at Manchester United following his public spat with Erik ten Hag as the PFA get involved in an effort to find a resolution between the pair
The PFA are looking to intervene in Jadon Sancho's ongoing dispute with Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag in a bid to resolve the row.
In an effort to mend bridges between the player and his manager the PFA have got in touch to see whether they can act as a mediator for the two parties - although there has been no resolution as of yet, according to The Times. Ten Hag commented that Sancho's standards in training had not been up to standard and, as a result, he wasn't even named in the squad. The former Borussia Dortmund man challenged that view on social media, putting out his own statement in which he questioned the manager.
That outburst has cost him with his future at Old Trafford far from certain. Sancho had featured in the three Premier League games prior to being dropped but, despite Ten Hag having a lack of options on the flanks, he's chosen to shun the winger in another show of ruthlessness.
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