“He’s a very good player but he will soon have issues with the manager of his new team. He’s a bit mischievous and it might cause trouble along the way. Good luck to him on his new journey” –Bruno Fernandes’ comment reveals the true opinion the Manchester United squad holds about Jadon Sancho.

Jadon Sancho has made an impressive start at Chelsea following his loan move from Manchester United, with former teammate Bruno Fernandes quick to offer praise for his performance.

Bruno Fernandes has demonstrated that Manchester United players still have a high opinion of Jadon Sancho by praising the winger’s impressive Chelsea debut.

Sancho, 24, had a difficult spell at Old Trafford and was involved in a public dispute with manager Erik ten Hag, resulting in his exclusion from the first team.

After a loan to Borussia Dortmund, where he regained form, Sancho made a deadline day switch to Chelsea. The deal includes an obligation for Chelsea to purchase him for £25 million next summer.

Jadon Sancho made an immediate impact for Chelsea by assisting Christopher Nkunku’s winning goal against Bournemouth on Saturday after coming on at halftime.

His former teammate, Bruno Fernandes, quickly praised him by responding to Sancho’s Instagram post, where he shared a photo of himself and Nkunku celebrating the victory.

Sancho expressed his joy at marking his Chelsea debut with a win, and Fernandes commented: “Some player you are [fire emoji], keep that smile,” according to the Mirror.

Bruno Fernandes’ comments have highlighted the positive sentiments towards Jadon Sancho, despite his troubled exit from Manchester United and public dispute with Erik ten Hag, where Sancho denied Ten Hag’s claims about his poor training performance.

Sancho seemed rejuvenated during his loan at Borussia Dortmund, where he started 18 games, scored twice, and provided two assists, establishing himself as a key player and featuring in the Champions League final loss to Real Madrid.

Now looking for a fresh start at Chelsea, Sancho impressed in the match against Bournemouth, earning praise from manager Enzo Maresca, who encouraged the £73m winger to keep working hard.

“I love Jadon and the players we have,” Maresca said. “The reason Jadon is here is because I really like him; otherwise, he wouldn’t be.

Before he and Joao Felix joined, I spoke with them, and my message was clear: if you come here and don’t put in the effort, you won’t play.”

“But I’m talking to you because I believe in you. If you come with the right attitude, we’ll be happy, but if you don’t work hard, it’s better not to come at all.”