For Manchester United, Jadon Sancho‘s move to Chelsea represents the best way out of a bad situation.
Sporting director Dan Ashworth, technical director Jason Wilcox and chief executive Omar Berrada have had to navigate their way out of major problem not of their making.
Sancho had already fallen out with Erik ten Hag when the trio of senior figures were installed. The uneasy truce negotiated to get Sancho back for pre-season training and onto the club’s tour of the United States was a temporary state that allowed him to retain his fitness, making it easier to find an alternative club to continue his career.
The reality is even before his very public bust-up with his manager, Sancho promised far more than he delivered for the Old Trafford club.
United are trying to create a new reality and the emergence of Alejandro Garnacho last season and Amad Diallo at the start of this one has given Ten Hag other options for the wide positions, even without including Marcus Rashford and Antony.
It is a pity for everyone the move did not work. Given all that has happened, this solution is not great. But it is the best way out.
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