Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler believes Manchester United have a 'huge worry' behind the scenes

Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler has criticised Manchester United for their treatment of Jadon Sancho, insisting the public fallout between the club and player is "not a good look".

United boss Erik ten Hag claimed Sancho had been dropped for the Red Devils' 3-1 defeat at Arsenal on September 3 due to poor performance levels in training, a remark the former Borussia Dortmund winger later rejected on social media.

This comes after Ten Hag last season spoke of Sancho's struggles with mental health during a press conference, with it recently emerging the Dutchman was not cleared to do so.

A recent article suggested Ten Hag and United players are "fed up" with the English winger, only adding to criticism that has come the way of the 23-year-old, and Fowler has spoken of his disapproval at how United have handled this complex situation..

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"I don’t think the comments, responses and counter briefing that clearly went on fit into a modern approach to wellbeing for athletes," he wrote in his Mirror column. "We are living in a different world now, where everyone has a voice. Even when I was playing, there were very few outlets where a player could respond to criticism of him. Now, everyone has a voice, because social media is omnipresent.

"So if a manager or a club makes serious accusations about a player not behaving properly – in this case Sancho’s attitude towards training – then he not only has the capacity to hit back, but also the right. I think the days when the club has all the power are gone, and they have to accept that. If a player believes he has been