The PFA has offered to help Jadon Sancho and Erik Ten Hag settle their differences.

The PFA has offered to help Jadon Sancho and Erik Ten Hag settle their differences. 

“The PFA, the union that represents footballers, has been in contact with United and Sancho to try to help the two men settle their differences.”

“As it stands, there has been no resolution and the winger looks set to miss the Carabao Cup match against Crystal Palace on Tuesday.”

The Mirror reveal that Sancho has been left “unhappy” by Ten Hag’s decision to deny him access to all first-team areas.

Despite this, the player refuses to back down and remains adamant that was wronged.

Sancho is not even allowed to dine with the senior players. In addition to training with the academy stars, Sancho is also required to eat in their company.

This came after Ten Hag told reporters that Sancho’s performances during training were not up to the level, and this was the reason for his exclusion from the travelling squad that clashed against Arsenal on September 3.

The 23-year-old has missed United’s last three games against Brighton, Bayern Munich and Burnley.

He has been made to train with the youth players, away from the rest of the senior squad.

Fabrizio Romano recently gave an update on the situation and mentioned that relations between Ten Hag and Sancho are still “very tense.”

The Times reports that amidst all this, the PFA have offered to help mediate and find a resolution to the row. As per multiple outlets, Sancho has been banned from first-team training and various other facilities around Carrington, including even the dining area after the rift between him and his coach escalated earlier this month.

As a result, the PFA have now been in contact with the club United and Sancho to try to help the two settle their differences, although it is thought there has currently “been no resolution and the winger looks set to miss the Carabao Cup match against Crystal Palace on Tuesday.” Despite Sancho now having deleted the social media post, he is said to have been barred from training for the last fortnight and instructed to train on his own; he was put on a similar private programme last season, though it was thought that was due to fitness and confidence-related issues.