“I don’t think he is a £75m player,” Simon Jordan questions the worth of Jadon Sancho as the youngster struggles to deliver

“I don’t think he is a £75m player,” Simon Jordan questions the worth of Jadon Sancho as the youngster struggles to deliver

Jadon Sancho, the English winger who currently plays for the English club Manchester United has not been able to prove his worth in the red shirt since he joined in the summer transfer window.

Man United eyed for Sancho for a long time and managed to make one of the biggest signing as they ended up paying the German club a whopping sum of around £75m pound however, a number of questions has been raised as the Englishman fails to deliver an impactful performance for the club.

Simon Jordan unhappy with the low grade performance of Jadon Sancho

Jadon Sancho

There has many critiques and Simon Jordan a businessman who currently speaks in the podcast of TalkSport has spoken up on this matter and has provided his point of view.

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Simon Jordan said, “When we were talking about 18 months ago when Dortmund was asking for €110m or whatever nonsense they were asking for at the time, you know I don’t think he [Jadon Sancho] is a £75m player. He came on the pitch the other day, he looked absolutely shocking, he looked a mile off.”

“When you look at players, 75 million pound players should not be work in progress, a 75 million pound player should be looking far better than this young man is looking. The simple distinction is he isn’t all he is made up to be….what you have seen from Jadon Sancho is a mile off.”

Manchester United will take on Brentford tonight and as far as reports go the Englishman will not be in the lineup presented by the German for the match as Jadon Sancho has to work a lot more to give what he has been providing in the training.

Jadon Sancho according to the manager is one of the best players on the training however the youngster is having some trouble to bring forward that performance on to the pitch and German manager looks determined to use the versatility of the winger to bring out the best from Manchester United.

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