Following Manchester United’s loss in the UEFA Champions League, the manager of the Portuguese football team, Jose Mourinho, has disclosed the identity of the individual who is responsible for Jadon Sancho’s bad performance at Manchester United On the other hand, if such statements had not been spoken by him, I would not have believed it 😳🙀
After rejoining Borussia Dortmund on loan in January, 24-year-old Jadon Sancho has rediscovered his form.
He played for Edin Terzic’s squad against Real Madrid in the Champions League final at Wembley.
Sancho’s time at Old Trafford was tumultuous, culminating in a clash with Ten Hag, who criticized his training efforts in September.
Sancho’s refusal to apologize to the Dutch coach led to his exclusion from all first-team facilities. This situation has sparked some controversy, with Mourinho suggesting that Ten Hag shares some responsibility for the outcome.
Portuguese football manager Jose Mourinho has identified the person he believes is partly to blame for Jadon Sancho’s poor performance at Manchester United following their UEFA Champions League defeat.
Since his loan return to Borussia Dortmund from Manchester United in January, following his fallout with Erik ten Hag, Sancho has been performing at his peak again.
Before the Champions League match, Mourinho discussed Sancho on TNT Sports, acknowledging his talent while also recognizing his mistakes. However, Mourinho pointed out that Ten Hag failed to harness Sancho’s potential.
Mourinho suggested that Manchester United will likely review Sancho’s time at the club to understand what went wrong and what he rediscovered at Dortmund.
Reflecting on his own career, Mourinho emphasized the importance of managers learning from their interactions with players. He admitted there were times he couldn’t connect with players due to a lack of understanding or empathy, which hindered their development.
While acknowledging his occasional failures, Mourinho noted his general success in nurturing young talent by understanding their abilities and attitudes.
He concluded that responsibility typically lies with multiple parties—the coach, the player, their family, agent, and the club.
Mourinho shared that, as a coach, he has always aimed to bring out the best in young players, helping them realize their potential, though acknowledging occasional shortcomings. Coaches, with their experience, encounter similar situations repeatedly and strive to guide players correctly.
