Jadon Sancho shows where his heart is with latest Chelsea move

Jacque Talbot

Updated: 1 Oct 2024 10:57 BST
3 min read

Jadon Sancho, Chelsea, 2024/25 — © IMAGO

Jadon Sancho has firmly embedded himself at Chelsea, as this recent video shows.

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The winger joined the London club after a torrid period at Manchester United, in which he fell out with Erik ten Hag. After a six-month loan spell at Borussia Dortmund, the club from which he moved to Old Trafford initially, he returned to United.

But despite reportedly patching things up with the Dutchman, he was loaned to Premier League rivals Chelsea, who will make the permanent deal for around €25 million. He has appeared in three games for the Blues so far, providing the same amount of assists.

But he appears to be enjoying life at Chelsea now, with a recent video showing him singing and dancing after the final whistle was blown in their game against Brighton.

The footage has done the rounds on social media, with Chelsea fans stating that Sancho has now 'found his home'.

Current ETV

Jadon Sancho

M (RL), AM (L)

Chelsea

Jadon Sancho

M (RL), AM (L)

Chelsea

ETV Range

€31.5M - €52.6M

Jadon Sancho smiling singing Blue Is The Colour at full-time after bagging 3 assists in 3 games 😁💙 pic.twitter.com/BDNQblRp96
— Cal (@CFC_Cal) September 30, 2024

As well as this, Sancho appears to be learning from past mistakes off the pitch, with GIVEMESPORT last month stating that he has made a ‘real impression’ at Chelsea with his commitment to training and warm attitude towards staff at Cobham.

Enzo Maresca has reportedly given Sancho a clean slate to build on as the player looks to reinvigorate his career.

Sancho ready to prove Ten Hag wrong

© IMAGO - Jadon Sancho impressed on his Chelsea debut

The Italian manager has been impressed by the flexibility of Sancho and Noni Madueke in switching wings, which has allowed Cole Palmer to operate more centrally in his preferred position.

Sancho is thought to have already formed a strong connection with Nkunku, and along with Maresca’s promise of a fresh start, this has sparked a newfound positive mindset in the United loanee.

While Sancho’s ability has never been in doubt, he has often performed well when he has something to prove. However, Chelsea's main concern will be maintaining his consistency in the months ahead.