From Rejection to Chelsea: Sancho's Story

Jadon Sancho's journey from being labeled a reject to becoming Chelsea's new star has been full of ups and downs. This video explores how Sancho, once doubted by fans and the media, has revitalized his career at Chelsea and is now proving himself as one of the most exciting talents in the Premier League. We dive into his struggles, his undeniable talent, and how his move to Chelsea is transforming him into a key player for the Blues. Discover why Sancho’s story is one of redemption and why he’s now a player to watch at Stamford Bridge.
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[@No7Icon]

Massively underrated bro! Great vid aswell

[@Yutuub-n5j]

Redemption of Chef sancho

[@airlessweb]

Here before he scores against Nottingham Forest

[@samxxv8443]

😈🙏

[@rhaypapenfuss]

Aaahh love the energy 💪🏾. Will be here to celebrate with you post match

[@meentage]

You've jinxed us they'd win us 2-0 😭

[@chad7694]

4:0 chelsea

[@themastergamer00]

And an assist

[@binodtharu4910]

9:59 what a fantastic name 😂😂😂

[@bacongaming124]

Chelsea 💙💙💙💙🥶🥶🥶

[@archiesullivan1838]

zesty

[@sydneysitwala]

Amazing video. Well done

[@aj8937]

Up the chels💙

[@ulisesreyes6023]

Great video👍🏻

[@tobaepebinuade5830]

It’s great to see Jadon Sancho playing at an incredible level in his first couple of games at Chelsea where he has as many assists as games played for them in the premier league. Not too long ago, he was killing it week in week out for Borussia Dortmund in his first stint at the club as at the time, he was seen as an elite winger, he was putting up great numbers despite his young age, he was enjoying his football and dazzling past defenders for fun and he looked as if he would be a genuine superstar by now. He formed an excellent partnership with Erling Haaland and this allowed Sancho to elevate his game and get better with every passing season. His excellent performances earned him a big money move to Manchester United where we expected him to do more of the same and have a massive impact on the team and end up taking them to another level.

[@BRYANRAHUL-yq1be]

If some player to failed to play better at certain club, doesn't mean they're not good.. It's just a pattern of different gameplay. Not all of them can adapt different roles of skills & position or any tactics/strategies; moreover treatment towards them from club management too. Some of them even improved better after leaving their club. Players like KDB, Mo Salah, Cole Palmer and others.

[@amarecudjoe9501]

Imagine the podium if this exact Chelsea team were to win the ucl😂

[@bolitupac9312]

Chelsea hit the lotto

[@anirudhmanavedan3784]

Can u make a video about Reus and his career path 👀

[@callmepapi942]

£25million for Jason Sancho? Absolute bargain 🙏

[@michaelcox545]

The bundesliga doesn’t have a history of developing young players. Sancho was literally one of the first to make that move.

[@TheOmnonom]

Dembele and De Bruyne both also developed in bundesliga.

[@callumlucas4444]

He was one of the first Englishmen to make that move but the Bundesliga has been developing young talent extremely well for over 50 years.

[@davycrockett8886]

Dortmund especially. Jude Bellingham and Haaland. Maybe not very young players, but first team young players, I think so.

[@tobaepebinuade5830]

There are many contributing factors as to why his time there didn’t work and while it’s easy to blame him, it wasn’t entirely his fault when we’re talking about a club that’s so good at destroying player’s careers as they’ve been detrimental to the development of players as no player has realistically improved there since 2013 which was a decade ago, not to mention that it’s a dysfunctional team where so many players have come in and out and there has been a revolving door when it comes to managers at the club. Whenever he played, he looked like a shadow of his former self as he had moments where he showed flashes of glimpses, at the end of the day for the amount of money they paid for him, he never had a consistent run of good performances and sooner or later, United fans started to give up on him and lose patience although he was dealing with mental issues. His fallout with Erik ten Hag made things worse and both of them are at fault for not truly being on good terms with each other and yes Ten Hag is the manager and he’s the one who publicly called him out for not putting enough effort in training and he’s fallen out with so many players, the list of them is endless and while Sancho should’ve never gone on social media to call him a scapegoat and he had a right to punish him trying to send a message and he wanted him to apologize as he felt disrespected, instead of banishing him from the squad, they should’ve worked things out better behind closed doors. After he returned to Dortmund on loan, Sancho was showing signs of his best form and he looked more comfortable in their system he played with more confidence and on top of that, he played a role in them getting to the champions league final where he produced a masterclass in the semifinals against PSG where he completed 10+ dribbles and he produced his best performance in years. After he returned to Manchester United and “apologized”, it was very clear that his relationship with ten Hag was still very sour and both of them didn’t see eye to eye with each other and he was promised that he would get another chance to prove himself, but he never fancied him and on deadline day, he made a shocking move to Chelsea one of their direct rivals on loan while taking a massive pay cut and there’s an option in his contract to sign him on a permanent basis at the end of the season. When they signed him, there were a lot of eyebrows raised and that’s because they have so many attackers who play in the same position, they needed a striker not another winger, due to his poor stint at United and his track record there, there was a feeling that his style of play suited the Bundesliga much better than the premier league. Due to what we saw from him in his 2nd stint at Dortmund, Enzo Maresca saw that he’s a very good player and he can get him back to his best if he’s surrounded around the right system and in such a long season where they’ll play so many games it’s important to have depth and competition in certain positions in the team. He has hit the ground running with 3 assists in 3 games, it feels as if he’s been playing ok Chelsea for his entire life, he is very suited to Maresca’s possession based style of play since he’s very direct technical creative and he can play on both wings or even as an attacking midfielder here and there since he’s more of a creator than a scorer and we could be seeing his redemption arc if he continues playing like this as they could end up signing him permanently although there’s so much competition for places in attack and if he suffers a dip in form, he’ll spend a significant time on the bench, as with all of the talent he has, consistency is an issue for him. Sancho has always been a good player, it’s difficult to judge him off of his time at Manchester United when there were many differentiating factors in his struggles there and based off of the way he’s started his career at Chelsea and how well he played in both of his stints at Borussia Dortmund, we see the best out of him when he’s surrounded around the right environment in a system that suits his strengths.

[@abdiadennn]

Sancho 3g/a against Nottingham Forest, i can feel on my balls 🥶

[@anasalidakata6388]

💪🏼💙💯

[@-VForValhalla-]

Gravechester United: Where careers come to die.

[@BK11_911]

❤

[@sjava36]

Watch him score today against Forest #COYB #KTBFFH

[@davycrockett8886]

He is a great player. It's easy to see. England always destroys its players by overhyping them. They'll probably do the same to Palmer. Saying loaded stuff like he is the best player in the EPL

[@moej93]

So to make long story short United are an awful club where great players go to ruin their talent for some reason It's not only sancho Varane was a world class same with Casimero Pogba Maguire and look at Rashford now he used to be a top player basically every player in United if they move away they'll play better

[@TheGradeFootballer]

Looking at his 2012 tweet it looks as if he is a Chelsea fan But he didnt mention anything like that in the first Interview but mentioned about his love for London instead. So I dont think he has brought into the club's ideas and I feel he will also be one of them who would go to Arsenal later in his career because he has no loyalty to any club. I dont rate him very highly, but I am happy he is having a positive impact so far. He has a lot to do to win over the entire fan base. Consistency is and competence is what Chelsea fans want and he hasnt been it since forever I think. So he has to evolve and work hard, something for which he is not well known for

[@Shahid-ih6ks]

hes said outright a couple years ago in an interview that he was a chelsea fan growing up, and looks up to drogba and lampard. Also i think the chelsea environment is perfect for him, with the chemistry the guys got. The only way I see him leaving is if his form drops and he isnt consistent enough, as its still early days.

[@kratostv9366]

What didnhe tweet?

[@Jake-og3hd]

Sancho is now playing at a club he loves.

[@ahtong1014]

He shows his 100% at Blue

[@callmepapi942]

I don’t want to see any more Sterling in a Chelsea shirt please just sabotaging the team it rubs off the team. THANK YOU ENZO MARESCA 🫡