Chelsea urged to figure out a way to terminate their transfer deal with Manchester United.

Chelsea have been advised to reconsider their transfer arrangement with Manchester United, following the underwhelming performance of Jadon Sancho. The English winger joined the Blues on a season-long loan last summer, with a clause that would make the move permanent for a fee of £20-25 million. However, his time at Stamford Bridge has not lived up to expectations.

Sancho, who originally moved to Manchester United from Borussia Dortmund in 2021 for £73 million, has struggled to find his form. His switch to Chelsea, a club he supported as a child, was seen as an opportunity to revive his career. Instead, the 23-year-old has managed only two goals, falling short of the impact many had hoped for.

Former Manchester United and England defender Paul Parker has voiced concerns about the situation, suggesting that Chelsea must be regretting the deal. Parker was particularly critical of Sancho’s recent behavior on social media, where he responded to Marcus Rashford’s post with the word “freedom”—a comment widely interpreted as a jab at Manchester United. Parker described Sancho’s actions as immature, calling him a “weak little boy” who hides behind others to express his frustrations. He also cautioned Rashford to steer clear of the drama, emphasizing the potential negative impact such interactions could have on his own career.

With Sancho’s struggles on the pitch and growing discontent among fans, Chelsea now face a tough decision. Committing to a permanent transfer would be a significant financial risk, but finding another club willing to take him could prove equally challenging. The Blues may need to explore alternative options to avoid being locked into a costly and uncertain long-term deal.