Chelsea told to ‘find a way’ to cancel Man Utd transfer agreement

Chelsea are now facing increasing pressure to back out of their transfer agreement with Premier League rivals Manchester United regarding Jadon Sancho.

The Blues secured the England international on a season-long loan last summer, with a clause in place requiring them to sign him permanently for a fee between £20-25 million. However, concerns are mounting over whether this deal is in the club’s best interest.

Sancho, once a £73 million signing for Manchester United from Borussia Dortmund in 2021, struggled to make a lasting impact at Old Trafford. Hoping to rejuvenate his career at Chelsea—the club he idolized growing up—he has, unfortunately, failed to live up to expectations, scoring just two goals this season.

Former Manchester United and England defender Paul Parker has openly criticized Chelsea’s decision to sign Sancho, suggesting the club may now be regretting it. His comments come in response to Sancho’s controversial “freedom” remark on social media, which appeared to take a jab at Manchester United following his Aston Villa debut.

“Jadon Sancho behaves like an insecure individual who relies on others to express his frustrations,” Parker stated in an interview with MyBettingSites. He cautioned Rashford against getting involved, advising that even his PR team should steer clear of the drama.

Parker further asserted that Sancho is deflecting blame rather than taking accountability for his shortcomings. Instead of engaging in social media spats, he should be channeling his energy into proving his critics wrong on the pitch.

With Chelsea fans growing increasingly frustrated with Sancho’s performances, the question now is: Should the club find a way to terminate this agreement before it becomes a costly mistake?