winger is set to stay at the club, despite interest from Saudi Arabia.
On Sunday, Sancho took aim at when he released a statement on Twitter to hit back at the Dutchman’s claims that he was dropped against for his performances in training.
Sancho’s statement has thrown his future at the club into doubt, and clubs in Saudi Arabia have shown interest in him over the last 48 hours.
The transfer window closes in the region on Thursday night, which leaves very little time for a fee to be agreed.
Al Ettifaq had floated the idea of a loan deal but the Athletic say United are not interested in any deal.
Though Ten Hag and Sancho are yet to discuss Sunday’s saga, the Dutchman will hold face-to-face talks with the winger this week to mend the situation.
With uncertainty over Antony’s future and Amad Diallo injured, United may need Sancho over the coming months.
He’s suffered a difficult two years since joining the club in a £73m deal from Dortmund in 2021.
Sancho earns around £250,000-a-week, which would deter most clubs in the world.
The winger’s stock has fallen dramatically in the last 24 months, with Sancho missing out on England’s World Cup squad in December.
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