Jadon Sancho’s Past Disciplinary Issues with Dortmund and England Resurface Amid Ten Hag Feud

• Jadon Sancho’s future is up in the air after a public dispute with his manager Erik Ten Hag
• The winger was a notable absentee from Manchester United’s game against Arsenalbefore the international break
• A look into Sancho’s recent history will reveal he has had previous cases of indiscipline at his former club Borussia Dortmund

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Jadon Sancho’s problems date back to his days at Borussia Dortmund, Sports Brief has learnt.

The 23-year-old was called out by his manager Erik Ten Hag, who questioned his commitment and discipline when asked why he was not in the squad for the game against Arsenal.

Ten Hag left out Sanchobecause he believes the England international had lacklustre efforts in training, something Sancho openly denied on social media.

On X, formerly Twitter, Sancho has pinned his response to Ten Hag, as he released a statement saying he was being treated unfairly.

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Ten Hag and Sancho held showdown talks on Monday, but according to The Mirror, talks did not go positively and the two parties have yet to resolve.

The delicate situation has left the door open for a possible Sancho exit from Manchester United in the January transfer window.

Interestingly, while Sancho cried foul about Ten Hag’s remarks about him, a trip down memory lane will reveal that the winger has had similar issues at his previous club Borussia Dortmund, as well as with the England national team.

According to The Telegraph, Sancho’s time-keeping issues proved to be an issue for England’s backroom staff, ultimately costing him a place in Gareth Southgate’s