He’s a very good player but he will soon have issues with the manager of his new team. He’s a bit mischievous and it might cause trouble along the way. Good luck to him on his new journey” –Bruno Fernandes’ comment reveals the true opinion the Manchester United squad holds about Jadon Sancho.

Jadon Sancho has started strongly at Chelsea following his loan transfer from Manchester United, with former teammate Bruno Fernandes quick to commend his performance.

Bruno Fernandes has shown that Manchester United players continue to hold Jadon Sancho in high regard by praising the winger’s notable debut for Chelsea.

Sancho, 24, had a challenging time at Old Trafford and was involved in a public fallout with manager Erik ten Hag, leading to his exclusion from the first team.

After a loan stint at Borussia Dortmund, where he regained his form, Sancho made a last-minute move to Chelsea. The arrangement includes a commitment for Chelsea to buy him for £25 million next summer.

Sancho had an immediate effect at Chelsea by assisting Christopher Nkunku’s decisive goal against Bournemouth on Saturday after coming on at halftime.

His former teammate, Bruno Fernandes, promptly praised him by commenting on Sancho’s Instagram post, which featured a photo of him and Nkunku celebrating their victory.

Sancho expressed his delight at winning in his Chelsea debut, and Fernandes remarked: “Some player you are [fire emoji], keep that smile,” as reported by the Mirror.

Fernandes’ remarks underscore the positive view of Jadon Sancho, despite his difficult departure from Manchester United and the public dispute with Erik ten Hag, during which Sancho disputed Ten Hag’s assertions about his training performance.

Sancho appeared revitalized during his loan at Borussia Dortmund, where he started 18 matches, scored twice, and made two assists, establishing himself as a significant player and participating in the Champions League final loss to Real Madrid. Now seeking a new beginning at Chelsea, Sancho impressed in the game against Bournemouth, earning praise from manager Enzo Maresca, who urged the £73m winger to continue his hard work.

“I love Jadon and the players we have,” Maresca stated. “The reason Jadon is here is because I really like him; otherwise, he wouldn’t be.

Before he and Joao Felix joined, I spoke with them, and my message was clear: if you come here and don’t put in the effort, you won’t play.”

“But I’m talking to you because I believe in you. If you come with the right attitude, we’ll be happy, but if you don’t work hard, it’s better not to come at all.”