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Jadon Sancho has reportedly not been fined by Manchester United despite missing several training sessions since the fallout with manager Erik ten Hag.
The winger, 23, has not played for the Red Devils since early September after essentially branding the manager a liar over his reasons for leaving Sancho out of the team's defeat. Arsenal.
He trained alone in Carrington's youth academy on full pay after refusing to apologize to Ten Hag. Man United were hoping they could offload him in the January transfer window.
The Sun Report that the outcast has missed training several times since he was banned for the first time, but has not suffered any financial sanctions so far because he always has a reason to explain his absence, sometimes citing illness.
Mail Sport previously reported that the Man United manager had left the door open for Sancho's possible return to the first team.
Jadon Sancho has reportedly not been fined by Man United despite missing training
Erik Ten Hag had left the door open for Sancho's possible return to Man United's first team
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Ten Hag said: 'It's about a culture and every player has to meet certain standards, and that's what it was about.
'What's going to happen there, he knows what he has to do if he wants to go back. It's up to him.'
Sancho has cost Man United around £4million in wages since the row began, under the terms of his £275,000-a-week contract.
When asked whether he thinks the money spent on the player's wages is a waste, Ten Hag answers: 'I think that is an internal matter. We'll see what will happen.'
Ten Hag has tried to instill a more disciplined culture at Manchester United, with the Dutchman taking a hard line on Alejandro Garnacho over his timekeeping last year.
Unless Sancho apologizes to Ten Hag, it seems his departure is more than likely.
Juventus and Borussia Dortmund are among the European sides monitoring Sancho's status in January, while there is also expected to be interest from the Saudi Pro League.
Manchester United – without Sancho – play Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday before a crucial Champions League match at home to Bayern Munich on Tuesday evening.
Sancho is attracting interest from Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and Saudi Pro League clubs