Aston Villa signed Jadon Sancho and Harvey Elliott on the day of the transfer date, but the expertise of football Gabriel Agbonlaor is not convinced by one of the signatures.
Sancho, who spent last season on loan in Chelsea, should now spend another fate far from Old Trafford in order to rekindle his career.
Villa, which was successful with the loan on a Rashford last season, is now looking to take advantage of the situation at Manchester United and hoping that one of their players can have a huge impact at Villa Park.
Gabriel Agbonlahor is not convinced with Jadon Sancho
However, Agbonlahor is not convinced of the signature of Sancho, a player who has just scored three goals in the Premier League last season.
“You look at Sancho, I look at that as maybe a little panic on the last day of the window”, “ Agbonlahor said on Talksport Breakfast.
“Did not really work for him in Chelsea, no other club wanted to pay the salary on which he was.
“But Marcus Rashford came to Aston Villa and did well. Perhaps you will see Sancho having an impact as similar as Marcus Rashford. Some games, first class. Some games do not seem as interested as it should.”
Sancho can rekindle his career in Aston Villa
It remains to be seen how Unai Emery uses Sancho this season. He is just as comfortable on both sides.
Villa now has new attack options with the arrivals of Sancho and Elliott offering the Manager Emery the possibility of having a pace and creativity in her attack which is led by Ollie Watkins.
The fact that Chelsea has paid for a penalty of 5 million pounds sterling so as not to sign Sancho permanently is not a good overview of Sancho, but he now has a huge responsibility to prove that his criticisms are wrong and to rekindle his career.
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