Jadon Sancho has been admonished by Simon Jordan over the on-loan Chelsea winger’s controversial reaction to Marcus Rashford’s social media post – telling the Manchester United loanee that he’s “not covered himself in glory” and given a sharp reminder of his own flagging career.

Not so long ago, Jadon Sancho was the golden boy of English football – a player with dazzling skills, fearless confidence, and a keen eye for goal. However, in recent years, his star has faded, and he now makes headlines more for off-pitch drama than on-field brilliance.

Jadon Sancho reacted to Marcus Rashford's first appearance for Aston Villa after leaving Manchester United on loan with one word: "Freedom". Rashford came off the bench during the second half of Villa's 2-1 FA Cup victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday afternoon.

Jadon Sancho appears to have aimed a subtle dig at parent club Manchester United with a message to Marcus Rashford. The winger, who is on loan from Man Utd at Chelsea this season, delivered an interesting response to an Instagram post from Rashford.

No matter how bad anyone might think it is at Chelsea or any other club right now, nothing would be as bad as being Manchester United!We can at least be thankful that we support Chelsea and not

Marcus Rashford posted on social media in the aftermath of his Aston Villa debut, prompting a response from his former Manchester United teammate Jadon Sancho.

Jadon Sancho is still on the books at Manchester United, but is currently on loan at Chelsea, and he took a swipe at the Red Devils on social media after Marcus Rashford left the club

When he signed for the club in 1978, the late, great Gordon McQueen reckoned he had achieved the ambition of every professional footballer.