 Jadon Sancho will never play for Manchester United again after his bust-up with Erik ten Hag, according to Stan Collymore. Manchester United news, exclusives and analysis Sign up Privacy Policy Ten Hag has been unhappy with Sancho's effort levels in training and made it known after United's 3-1 defeat to Arsenal last Sunday. 'On his performance on training we didn't select him,' Ten Hag said. 'You have to reach the level every day at Manchester United. You can make choices in the front line, so in this game he wasn't selected.' Sancho hit back at Ten Hag's accusation and said the United manager had made him a 'scapegoat' in a statement on Instagram. Collymore, who made 163 Premier League appearances during his playing career, believes Sancho's career at United is now over and feels the club could even look to offload him in January. 'His decision to criticise, and effectively undermine, his manager on social media wouldn't have gone down well at all,' Collymore wrote in his column for CaughtOffside. 'I just don't see how he could ever come back from it. I actually believe the Red Devils will look to offload him, either on loan or permanently, at the next opportunity. The whole situation is very reminiscent of Romelu Lukaku's second spell at Chelsea. Jadon Sancho has accused Erik ten Hag of making him a 'scapegoat' (Getty) 'I know there are reports that he's set for crunch talks with his manager and the coaching staff but I don't think we'll ever see Sancho play for United again. 'An old interview he did while playing for Borussia Dortmund has resurfaced. In that interview, Sancho said something very similar about being made the club's scapegoat so it seems to be a bit of a trend. 'It may be the truth; he could have just been really unlucky but almost every manager and coach will now be wary of him because he's given himself this reputation of being a problematic player that, according to his current){kind=link}
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Jadon Sancho will never play for Manchester United again after his bust-up with Erik ten Hag, according to Stan Collymore.
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Ten Hag has been unhappy with Sancho’s effort levels in training and made it known after United’s 3-1 defeat to Arsenal last Sunday.
‘On his performance on training we didn’t select him,’ Ten Hag said.