Life at Manchester United is entering a new chapter for Jadon Sancho, who has taken to social media to give fans a rare look inside the so-called “bomb squad” at Old Trafford.
While the winger posed with teammates, his future at the club remains uncertain after a challenging few years in Manchester.
A Tough Spell at Old Trafford
Sancho, who spent last season on loan at Chelsea, has struggled to find consistent form since arriving at United.
The 25-year-old former England international has been told by United boss Ruben Amorim that he is surplus to requirements, with his contract set to expire next summer.
Like several other senior players, Sancho has been kept out of first-team training as discussions about his future continue.
Brotherhood in the Bomb Squad
On Wednesday, Sancho shared a photo on Instagram with teammates Tyrell Malacia and Antony, both members of the “bomb squad,” alongside the injured Lisandro Martinez.
Captioning the snap “my brothers!,” the winger highlighted the camaraderie that persists despite the uncertainty surrounding his career at Manchester United.
Roma Shows Interest, But Decision Delayed
Italian side Roma has reportedly opened talks with Sancho about a potential move, according to Gazzetta.
However, the winger has been delaying any agreement, with reports suggesting his personal life is influencing his next steps.
Personal Life Influencing Career Choices
Sancho is said to be closely considering his relationship with American rapper Saweetie in deciding his future.
Sources suggest he travels to the United States up to three times a month to spend time with her.
This connection may even be shaping a potential career shift, as the former Borussia Dortmund star weighs the idea of leaving European football to continue his career in the U.S.
A Pivotal Summer for Sancho
With multiple factors at play—from professional challenges at Manchester United to personal priorities abroad—Sancho faces a pivotal decision about the next stage of his career.
Fans will be watching closely to see whether he remains in Europe or makes the move across the Atlantic.
