Man Utd in turmoil over a controversial statement, a "toxic smell" emerges.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Jadon Sancho has caused a stir at Man Utd with a comment following Marcus Rashford's departure. Former goalkeeper Ben Foster called it a "toxic culture" at Old Trafford.

Recently, Marcus Rashford posted a picture of himself at Aston Villa. There would be nothing remarkable about that if Jadon Sancho hadn't commented with the word "Freedom," accompanied by a celebratory hand emoji.

Sancho congratulates Rashford on being "a free agent" after leaving Man Utd (Photo: Instagram).

This caused a stir at Man Utd. Sancho's move was seen as implying that Man Utd is nothing short of hell, always trying to "imprison" its players. Significantly, the English striker is still under contract with Man Utd and is on loan to Chelsea this season. His actions were nothing short of a slap in the face to the club's management.

Former goalkeeper Ben Foster believes Sancho's actions are a "toxic smell" that has been present at Man Utd for years. Commenting on his personal podcast, Ben Foster said: "What is Sancho doing? It's ridiculous because he's still on Man Utd's books. Rashford is too."

That action just reeked of toxicity at Man Utd. It reeked of unhappiness, showing the uproar people feel when someone leaves the club."

Manchester United fans have been relentlessly criticizing Sancho for his recent controversial move. One commenter wrote: "These two players are prime examples of failure." Another commented: "It would be best if they formed a lazy club." A third added: "Leaving Man Utd, Sancho is freed from hardship. Rashford is too."

Sancho and Rashford have both been criticized for their lazy attitude on the pitch (Photo: Getty).

Like Rashford, Sancho faced considerable criticism for his attitude while at Man Utd. Last season, the striker clashed with manager Ten Hag before being loaned to Dortmund. At the start of this season, he was loaned back to Chelsea.

Meanwhile, Rashford has been criticized more than once by manager Ruben Amorim for his training attitude. The Portuguese coach even admitted to being "powerless" in trying to get the English striker to adapt to his style of play.

Recently, Rashford performed quite well in his Aston Villa debut against Tottenham in the FA Cup. The English striker played with great energy and enthusiasm. This further angered Manchester United fans, who felt that the player had no intention of contributing to the club he had been with since childhood.

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