Jadon Sancho expressed that he feels welcomed at Chelsea during his loan period and highlighted his desire to “prove many people wrong.” Currently under contract with Manchester United, Sancho contributed to Chelsea’s 4-2 comeback victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday by scoring his second goal for the team when they were trailing 2-0. He has now scored two goals in two matches, having also found the net in the 5-1 win against Southampton earlier in the week. United agreed to include a £25m obligation-to-buy clause in his loan agreement with Chelsea, who currently hold the second position, 12 points ahead of United in 13th place. READ MORE: Dan Ashworth held responsible for two Manchester United transfers, leaving Ineos ‘angry’. Ex-United manager Erik ten Hag mentioned that he and Sancho had decided to put an end to their conflict, which had prompted the 24-year-old’s loan transfer to Borussia Dortmund, where he reached the Champions League final. Nonetheless, the forward’s future at Old Trafford appeared uncertain, and he ultimately secured a season-long loan to Chelsea on the deadline day. Sancho has gained the approval of Enzo Mareca at Stamford Bridge, starting in seven out of his 10 matches and achieving two goals and five assists. After Chelsea’s victory against Tottenham, Sancho expressed his joy about his new club to Premier League Productions. “Since day one, I felt welcomed, and I’m aware I have many to prove wrong,” he stated. “So, I put in hard work every day during training, and when my chance comes, I aim to demonstrate my abilities.” I’m glad I scored and helped the team earn three points today. When asked how he felt when Chelsea was two goals behind, Sancho responded: “I have a lot of faith in this team, so I wasn’t too worried.”
