Manchester United
**Erik ten Hag Backs Jadon Sancho: “We Draw a Line and Move On”**


Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has expressed his confidence in Jadon Sancho, emphasizing the need for the team to move forward after a challenging period for the player. In an interview with Dutch outlet AD Sportwereld, ten Hag addressed Sancho’s recent struggles and highlighted his potential to significantly contribute to the team’s success.
“We spoke well. Everyone can make a mistake,” ten Hag said, indicating that a private conversation had taken place to address any issues. This statement reflects ten Hag’s understanding and empathetic approach to managing his players, fostering an environment where they can learn and grow from their errors.
Ten Hag emphasized the importance of moving forward. “We draw a line and move on,” he declared, signaling a fresh start for Sancho. This approach not only alleviates the pressure on the player but also sets a positive tone for the entire squad, emphasizing resilience and unity.
The Manchester United manager reaffirmed his belief in Sancho’s abilities. “This club needs good players and one thing is certain: Jadon is a very good player,” he stated. Sancho, who joined Manchester United from Borussia Dortmund with high expectations, has shown flashes of brilliance but has also faced challenges in adjusting to the Premier League’s demands. Ten Hag’s public backing could serve as a crucial boost to Sancho’s confidence.
Ten Hag concluded with optimism about Sancho’s future at the club. “I hope it will click and contribute to our success,” he said. This hopeful outlook suggests that ten Hag sees Sancho as an integral part of Manchester United’s plans moving forward, anticipating that the young winger will find his form and become a key player for the team.
Erik ten Hag’s comments come at a time when Manchester United is looking to build a cohesive and competitive squad for the upcoming season. His supportive stance towards Sancho highlights his commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a positive team culture. As the new season approaches, fans will be eager to see if Sancho can rise to the challenge and fulfill his potential under ten Hag’s guidance.
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