Jadon Sancho reacted to Marcus Rashford’s first appearance for Aston Villa after leaving Manchester United on loan with a word: “Freedom”.
Rashford He left the bench During the second half of Villa’s 2-1 Cup victory makes About Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday afternoon. These 24 minutes of action represented the first competitive appearance of International England in any competition from a tie in the Europa League against Viktoria Plzen on December 12.
Ruben Amorim fell Rashford For Manchester’s Derby three days later and never handed him a second second team football. Portuguese coach has later revealed that he was never able to convince The striker for his favorite play style and constantly criticized his attitude in training.
It was a dispute on Sancho’s work ethics in Carrington, which led to his own exile from Manchester United last season. Erik Ten Hag was at the helm when Sancho left for a trip to Arsenal in September 2023, explaining that his absence was the result of his “training performance”.
Sancho took to social media to offer a refuting factory of his manager’s claims, insisting that he had been made “Scapegoat”. Ten hag refused to remember the English wing until he made a public apology. This never came. Sancho was later lent to Borussia Dortmund for the second half of last season, where he helped the German dress reaching the final of the Champions League, and he was Sent to Chelsea In August.
After Rashford’s first appearance in Villa, he published a series of pictures Instagram With the subtitle: “Thank you for the warm welcome. Great performance of the team.” Sancho responded badly with a look until the end of the exile of his compatriot, writing “freedom” next to a burst of celebration emojis.
Although Rashford’s loan to Villa includes an option to buy a value of 40 million pounds, Sancho’s transfer to Chelsea had the obligation to make the transaction permanent by a quota in the region of £ 25 million.
Although Rashford described his stay in Birmingham as “short -term only”, reports suggest that it is “Very unlikely” The Academy graduate will play again for United again, given its “almost irreparable” relationship with the club.
