Jadon Sancho DELETES statement claiming he was made a scapegoat after Ten Hag blasted Man Utd star for training displays

JADON SANCHO has deleted his statement claiming he was being made a scapegoat.

The winger had an astonishing spat with Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag after the 3-1 defeat to Arsenal.

Kenny RamsayJadon Sancho has deleted a statement that he made in response to manager Erik ten Hag[/caption]

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Ten Hag, 53, has criticised Sancho’s performances in training which saw him dropped from the squad ahead of the match at the Emirates.

Sancho then responded with a now-deleted statement on social media that said the Dutchman’s words were not true and that he was being made a “scapegoat”.

The pair were set for showdown talks on Monday to ascertain whether or not Sancho, 23, still had a future at Old Trafford.

Now a day later, Sancho has deleted the statement that he posted to his Twitter account.

Ten Hag reportedly was shocked by Sancho’s actions as he was trying to motivate the winger.

It has been claimed that the manager believes that the situation has been blown out of proportion.

Following the outburst, Sancho was linked with an exit from Manchester United.

However, a move is thought to have collapsed as Steven Gerrard’s AL-Ettifaq refused to agree on a £50million obligation to buy Sancho after a loan spell.

Had the winger gone back to Germany he would have been able to continue playing in the Champions League

Sancho was seen for the first time since the issue as he attended NBA star John Hall’s birthday party alongside Aaron Wan-Bissaka.