Jadon Sancho was told by ERIK TEN HAG that he might never play for Manchester United once more.

The £73 million star was removed from the Red Devils manager’s lineup this week.

Jadon Sancho has fallen out with manager Erik ten Hag Credit: Getty

Sancho, 23, has been banished from Man United’s first team Credit: Getty

It happened when Sancho openly disputed Ten Hag’s assertion that the winger had not prepared adequately to face Arsenal the last time out.

Ten Hag responded, “I don’t know,” when asked if Sancho would play for United again.

“I’m sitting here, and we have a big game coming up. We are entering a new block of games with a packed schedule. That is my main emphasis.

Prior to Saturday’s Premier League match at Old Trafford against Brighton, Ten Hag maintained that he had to speak out against Sancho because of his actions.

It benefits the team, he remarked. That is the premise of my choice.

“To be clear, that has nothing to do with me. No. This is to the team’s benefit.

Additionally, Ten Hag intimated that this is not the first time he has had problems with the athlete.

There have been rumors in the past about bad time management and attitude.

“It has never been when someone makes one mistake, it is a whole process before you come to a certain outcome,” the United manager remarked.

“You have to be strong, without a doubt, if staff, players, or whoever, if there is a structure and you cross lines.”

Jadon was absent due to his performance in practice, according to Ten Hag, who spoke after United’s 3-1 loss at the Emirates before the break.

“He wasn’t chosen by us. At Manchester United, you have to perform at a certain level every day, and we can choose who plays on the front line, so he wasn’t chosen for this match.

Never before has one error been the beginning of a lengthy procedure that leads to a certain result.

10 Hag In response, Sancho Sancho, 23, said in a statement that Ten Hag was lying and that he had been used as a “scapegoat.”

“I won’t let people say things that are entirely false, I behaved myself in training this week very well,” he declared.

“I think there are other factors, but I won’t elaborate because I’ve been used as a scapegoat for a very long time!”

Sancho’s banishment occurs after Antony leaves the squad to concentrate on disputing assault allegations.

Ten Hag says: “Of course, he is disappointed but he is OK.” He does not sure how long that procedure would take.

3Ten Hag was unhappy with Sancho’s training levels