The Jadon Sancho post on Marcus Rashford’s Instagram upload has certainly rustled a few feathers since Sunday night.Â
Now, former England goalkeeper Ben Foster has weighed in with his thoughts on the current situation at Manchester United.
Between 2005-2010, Foster actually plied his trade at Old Trafford. Back then, legendary gaffer Sir Alex Ferguson was at the helm.
Naturally, such behaviour as seen on the weekend and social media use in general would have barely been tolerated by ‘The Boss.’
Going back to the situation at hand, Sancho has risked further wrath of everyone associated with the Red Devils. Including friend and teammate Rashford.
Jadon Sancho’s last 11 games across all competitions:
Nothing vs. Brentford
Nothing vs. Everton
Nothing vs. Fulham
Nothing vs. Ipswich
One assist vs. Crystal Palace
Nothing vs. Morecombe
Nothing vs. Bournemouth
Nothing vs. Wolves
Nothing vs. Man City
Nothing vs. West Ham… pic.twitter.com/AIzQWYIgAw— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) February 10, 2025
Jadon Sancho Post Highlights Man United Discontent
The supposed cryptic Jadon Sancho post on Marcus Rashford’s social media upload has caused more embarrassment for Premier League giants Man United.
After moving on loan to Aston Villa and making his debut on Sunday, Rashford posted on Instagram. Underneath, Sancho replied simply stating ‘freedom.’
This can be taken in a variety of ways but the most obvious is how Sancho believes Rashford has escaped the torment of being outed as a Red Devil. Something of which Sancho knows all about.
According to Ben Foster, the discontent at Old Trafford is still very much plain for all to see. Especially with Sancho’s post.
“What is he doing? That’s ridiculous because he is still actually employed by Manchester United, so is Marcus Rashford.
“It just reeks of toxicity at United. It reeks of an unhappy place to be, that everybody’s buzzing for someone to get out [of the club].”
Foster was speaking on a podcast when he shared the views about the current goings-on at United. Sancho himself is away from the club, on loan at Chelsea.
The winger made a fairly bright start at Stamford Bridge but has struggled of late. In his last 11 appearances across all competitions, Sancho has registered just one assist.
Both Rashford and Sancho are expected to back in Premier League action this weekend. Ahead of the action, the best football betting sites in the UK have all the latest markets and odds.