‘You are done’ – Former Manchester United star says Jadon Sancho wouldn’t see the light of day under Sir Alex Ferguson

Jadon Sancho has been told he ‘wouldn’t see the light of day’ if he had issued his recent social media response to Sir Alex Ferguson.

It comes after the 23-year-old hit out at Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag following criticism over his performances in training.

Sancho’s Manchester United future is currently unclear after missing Sunday’s trip to ArsenalGetty

Ten Hag came clean on why he left Sancho out of the defeat at the EmiratesGetty

Ten Hag revealed on Sunday that he left Sancho out of his matchday squad for the 3-1 defeat away at Arsenal as he had not been training well.

Sancho had started the opening three Premier League games for the Red Devils, who have now lost both of their away matches this season.

And he didn’t take kindly to Ten Hag’s comments, as he took to X to defend himself.

The 23-cap England international posted: “I will not allow people saying things that is completely untrue, I have conducted myself in training very well this week.

“I believe there are other reasons for this matter that I won’t go into, I’ve been a scapegoat for a long time which isn’t fair!”

His online antics haven’t gone down well with former United goalkeeper Ben Foster, who has slammed the winger for his response.

“It is absolutely crazy,” Foster told The United Stand YouTube Show. “If Alex Ferguson is manager and Jadon Sancho did this, he would never see the light of day for Manchester United.

“He would never play for this club, he wouldn’t be allowed near the changing ground, you are done. It is petulant, emotive, reactional, and disrespectful.

Foster says Sancho’s response was ill-advised and ill-timed

“It just becomes a massive storm and now everyone wants to know what has happened – has Ten Hag lost the dressing room? What were the training sessions really like?

“Sancho says it is nothing to do with training, fantastic, you should be applying yourself and putting the work in.

“That is the minimum. I don’t blame Ten Hag one little bit, as long as that is the truth.”

Foster, who recently retired from football after helping Wrexham achieve promotion to League two, believes Sancho’s outburst could have consequences for his future in football.

He added: “This is a massive problem for Jadon Sancho moving forward.

“Other clubs see it and they wouldn’t want someone who behaves like this either.”