Maguire reacts to Manchester United's comeback win
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Manchester United have reportedly resolved to offload Jadon Sancho ahead of the upcoming January transfer window.
Sancho has fallen out of favour at Old Trafford following his row with United boss Erik ten Hag.
According to Goal, the winger fell out with his manager after he publicly criticised him when he was dropped from the squad that faced Arsenal in September.
At the time, Ten Hag disclosed that he took the drastic decision due to Sancho's below-par performances in training.
However, the English star was left furious with the decision and took to social media to call out the Dutchman, accusing him of scapegoating him.
Maguire reacts to Manchester United's comeback win
FootballSancho's actions saw him banished from the first team, and it now remains unclear about his possible return to action with the senior team.
With Sancho's strained relationship with Ten Hag seemingly beyond repair, reports claim United chiefs have made the decision to offload the England international.
The Mirror reports that United are preparing to offload the forward in January after he failed to show any desire to end his feud with Ten Hag.
It is understood that a section of United stars, including Marcus Rashford, Harry Maguire, and Luke Shaw, had implored the former Borussia Dortmund star to apologise to the manager.
Sancho, who previously turned out for Manchester City, has largely struggled to live up to the huge £73million price tag he arrived with from Dortmund.
Sports Brief earlier reported that there is every chance that Jadon Sancho could depart Old Trafford during the upcoming transfer window.
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FootballThis is according to Sky Sports Germany reporter, Florian Plettenberg, who has claimed that Sancho could leave on loan.
A reunion with Dortmund has been described as 'very unlikely', with the Man United star understood to be keen on playing regularly.