Man Utd player told coach they made a mistake buying a certain player during an argument.

Jadon Sancho, the talented and highly sought-after footballer, found himself at odds with his coach, Erik ten Hag, during his time at Manchester United. Sancho, who joined the team in a record-breaking deal from Borussia Dortmund, was dissatisfied with the way ten Hag was making selection decisions. This led to a heated exchange between the two, with Sancho even going as far as to tell ten Hag that the team had made a mistake in buying him.

Unfortunately, Sancho's debut season at Old Trafford was far from smooth sailing. The team went through a tumultuous period, with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer being sacked after just four months and the team finishing in sixth place in the Premier League. As if that wasn't enough, Sancho found himself frozen out of the first team since September due to his public criticism of ten Hag's training methods.

Despite the tension between the two, the root of the issue had been growing for some time. In the beginning of ten Hag's first season as coach, Sancho was played on the right wing, resulting in losses to Brighton and Brentford. It was after the defeat to Brentford that Sancho voiced his preference to play on the left wing, which unfortunately did not align with ten Hag's plans.

According to reports, Sancho's reluctance to play on the right wing was a major factor in ten Hag's decision to push for the signing of Antony from Ajax for a hefty sum. This was not the first time Sancho and ten Hag clashed, as the coach had previously reprimanded the player for ignoring his assistant during a training session.

During one particular training session after the team's defeat to Arsenal, Sancho walked off the pitch when ten Hag criticized him for not pressing an opponent during a practice match. This incident further exacerbated the already tense relationship between the two.

In light of these events, United have decided to put Sancho up for sale this summer, with a transfer fee of £40 million being the target. However, Dortmund are eager to keep the talented winger and are hoping to negotiate a permanent deal with United, as there was no option to buy included in his loan agreement.

Dortmund also have their sights set on another player, Ian Maatsen, who is currently on loan from Chelsea. However, the team is hesitant to trigger his release clause of £35 million. It remains to be seen how these negotiations will play out, but one thing is for sure, Sancho's time at United has been filled with drama and tension.

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