Following Manchester United’s loss in the UEFA Champions League, the manager of the Portuguese football team, Jose Mourinho, has disclosed the identity of the individual who is responsible for Jadon Sancho’s bad performance at Manchester United On the other hand, if such statements had not been spoken by him, I would not have believed it 😳🙀

After returning to Borussia Dortmund on loan this January, 24-year-old Jadon Sancho has rediscovered his form.

Sancho played for Edin Terzic’s squad in the Champions League final against Real Madrid at Wembley.

However, his time at Manchester United had been tumultuous, culminating in a public fallout with manager Erik ten Hag, who criticized Sancho’s training efforts in September. Sancho’s refusal to apologize to Ten Hag led to his exclusion from all first-team facilities. The situation has sparked controversy, with José Mourinho asserting that Ten Hag should bear some responsibility for the outcome.

Mourinho, speaking on TNT Sports before the Champions League match, emphasized Sancho’s talent and acknowledged that while the player had his shortcomings, Ten Hag also failed to bring out his best. Mourinho suggested that Manchester United will likely review what went wrong with Sancho and what Dortmund provided that United could not.

Reflecting on his own managerial career, Mourinho highlighted the importance of understanding and empathizing with players. He admitted that while he succeeded in helping many players reach their potential, there were occasions when he failed due to a lack of understanding of the player’s needs or personality.

Mourinho noted that the responsibility for a player’s performance often lies with multiple parties, including the manager, the player, their family, agents, and the club. He stressed that experienced coaches must learn from past experiences to better guide their players.