Manchester United player Jadon Sancho sends out a brutal response to recent criticism after Brighton’s victory over Manchester United

News about Manchester United: Jadon Sancho talks to an old teammate after Brighton’s loss

Even though Manchester United lost 2-1 to Brighton on Saturday, Jadon Sancho has still been busy online.

The 24-year-old wasn’t in the team for the second Premier League game of the season. He wasn’t in the team for the win over Fulham last week either. That’s why Erik ten Hag chose not to play his forward on the south coast: he “had a choice to make.”

He also said, “We need a full squad, and he’s one of them.” He has to work hard to keep his job, and we will take a look at him from game to game. We need two people in every role on the team because the season is going to be long. Juventus is the latest team to talk about a possible move for Sancho, so he could still leave Old Trafford before the end of the transfer window.

Things are different now than they were a year ago, when Sancho’s posts on social media made a stir and his relationship with Ten Hag started to get worse. That gap has since been closed, which is why he was brought back into the team over the summer, but an exit has not been ruled out. Now that he’s using Instagram less, Sancho has shared what seems to be a joke between himself and Marius Wolf, a former friend from Borussia Dortmund.

He went for free to Augsburg earlier this month and played 25 times with Sancho in the Bundesliga during his two stays there. Seven of them were from last season.

The two had some great times together, including one that has now earned Wolf’s approval. The 19-year-old shared several videos from Saturday’s Adele concert in Munich. One of the videos showed Sancho watching Adele perform “Someone Like You.”

Wolf made the clip better by adding a winking emoji. Then Sancho put the video on his own story. It’s not quite as random as it looks, though.

After this year’s second game of the Champions League semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain, Sancho and Dortmund turned to Adele and the same song. A video of the players celebrating making it to the Wembley final went viral online. Sancho was the star of the show, dancing on a table in the middle of the changing room while holding the speaker.

But this didn’t happen just once, and Dortmund has something to do with the hit song. This is something they’ve done before after big wins, with Sancho playing the “Adele role” before he moved to United. Sancho doesn’t like the song as much this time.