JADON SANCHO has discovered why, under new manager Erik ten Hag, Manchester United seems like a "entire different group."
In four preseason games, the Red Devils are unblemished, winning three and drawing one.
They certainly appear to be playing with more opportunities as seen by the 13 goals they scored in those four games.
Sancho has also turned his attention to what Ten Hag has actively done for the team, only months after the scorching 2021/22 campaign that saw them finish sixth in the Premier League. Sancho has also looked fantastic during preseason.
The previous year wasn't great, he remarked, and everyone has something to prove for the upcoming season. We would rather avoid upsetting the supporters by scheduling exhibitions, like we did the previous year. A few people made the long journey to the arena to witness us not perform from this point on.
This year, I'm confident that everyone will make up for it by giving every game their all, making sure the crowd is happy by the time the game is over.
I believe that will be fantastic for me. The preparation, especially throughout preseason, has been quite beneficial, and all of the guys have agreed with Ten Hag when he speaks of it.
"You can see that in the games," he said, "we're creating a lot more opportunities, keeping the ball a lot more, and just producing good things out of the style we're playing. We have similar players this preseason, but it just seems like something else entirely. In reality, I think that's a problem we're dealing with, and I think we're getting better.
"The chief enjoys social gatherings, having fun together, and participating in activities like group meals and similar activities. In this approach, you'd better believe it's having an impact."
Sancho has found the back of the net against Liverpool, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa in three of United's four games played under Ten Hag.
Additionally, he plans to carry that framework into the upcoming campaign, which gets underway on Sunday, August 7, at home against Brighton.
Sancho's most notable task at Old Trafford involved just five goals, three assists, and 37 appearances.
However, Gareth Southgate has recently forgotten about him; if the 2022–23 season starts off well, he may return to the England squad.
blogpay
Total Comments: 0