Jadon Sancho has caused a stir in social networks when leaving a brief but hidden comment for Marcus Rashford after his former teammate officially joined Barca on loan from Man United.
Rashford was announced as Barcelona's rookie on Wednesday night, appearing at the Nou Camp at the press conference to launch and responding to the Spanish media. Barca will pay the entire salary of 325,000 pounds/week during his time in Spain, with a 26 million pound buying clause at the end of the season.
At the press conference, when asked about the confusing situation at Old Trafford, Rashford was quite reserved. However, a body language expert revealed that he brought with him many emotions inwardly.
Rashford only shared: “Man United is in the process of transferring, it has lasted for a while. I have nothing negative to talk about the club. Man United is an important part of my career and life. But football, as well as life, is not always in the right direction as I expected. This is the next step, is my new chapter.”
Immediately after the deal was announced, many former teammates sent their lucky wishes to Rashford, including Alejandro Garnacho, who also fell into the situation of “estranged” under coach Ruben Amorim. However, the most noticeable reaction came from Jadon Sancho, when he wrote on Instagram: “All the best, Brother!” (Have a good thing, brothers!).
The sentence was only four words but quickly revealed the memories of the MU fans about the time before Sancho wrote “Freedom” (freely) for Rashford, when he left Aston Villa in January. This time, the event recalled the image of two “free warriors” being pushed from Old Trafford. An ironic account: “Freedom Fighters haha (Liberal warrior haha)”. Others commented: “Is it still a free warrior?”.
Many Red Devils fans also criticized Sancho, saying that he was “morally speaking” but he refused to lose salary to return to Chelsea on permanent transfer. An angrily fans wrote: “When will you move to a new club and stop living for money?” Another person bluntly: “Don't be confusing, get out of the door quickly.”
Rashford's choice to leave Old Trafford after many months was eliminated from Ruben Amorim's squad is considered a reasonable step to save his career. However, the buying fee is only £ 26 million, making many MU fans worry that the club is gradually losing their stars, both in value and images.
Sancho's comment, although it may be merely a social wish, is still arousing the wave of intense debate. It not only reflects the crack in the MU changing room but also emphasizes the internal instability that Amorim coach is trying to solve.
With big players like Rashford, Sancho or even Garnacho are no longer part of the long -term plan, Man United is clearly in a comprehensive “blood change”, even though it is not known whether the change will take them up or slide further.
