Former Manchester United striker Louis Saha hits out at Anthony and Jadon Sancho

Former Manchester United striker Louis Saha has labelled Anthony and Jadon Sancho as disrespectful due to their behaviour and utterances towards the club.

Jadon Sancho left United in January 2024 on a short-term loan deal to Borussia Dortmund after a public fallout with then-manager Erik ten Hag.

The England forward was once again shipped out on loan to Chelsea last summer, with an obligation to buy him permanently for £25m at the next transfer window.

Anthony, on the other hand, left Manchester United in the last January transfer window on loan to join Real Betis, with both players due for a return in the summer.

Saha felt that while the club could consider accommodating Rashford, who is also on loan to Aston Villa in their squad, the club is unlikely to welcome back the other two players, as he accused the duo of being “disrespectful to the institution”.

In an exclusive interview with Genting Casino, the 46-year-old said, when asked about Rashford, Anthony, and Sancho’s situation at the club.

“Rashford, yes,” said Saha.

“I don’t think that, Anthony. I don’t know if it’s true or not, but what he said and what he’s done, with the lack of respect, I don’t see love. So I don’t think it’s likely.

“It’s the same for Sancho. The kind of problem a manager has is that you have to actually maintain a team focus, you need those two or three players to come and really engage the right way, approach their game the right way, not for only one or two months.

“They really have to understand what has been done here for the time that they were not there.

“So I doubt they stay because when they had the opportunity in the camp, it was too much ego or not enough adaptation. People need to adapt to a situation,” said Saha.