Jadon Sancho needs to leave Chelsea for his own sake do you want to be a player who comes on sometimes, or one who plays every week? He's good enough to play every week' Former Blues star explains why loanee has been outshone by another wide man

Jadon Sancho joined Chelsea on a season-long loan from Manchester United, with an obligation to sign him permanently this summer. However, reports indicate that Chelsea may pay Manchester United £5 million to cancel the deal. Sancho has performed reasonably well this season, scoring four goals and providing 10 assists, though he has started just 18 Premier League games. Competition for starting roles is fierce, leading some, including former player Pat Nevin, to suggest it may be in Sancho's best interests to leave Chelsea for consistent playing time.

Chelsea's acquisition of Jadon Sancho has raised questions about his future, with reports suggesting they might seek to cancel his permanent deal despite his solid performance this season.

Pat Nevin highlighted the strong competition for wide positions at Chelsea, suggesting that it might be in Sancho's best interests to seek regular playing time elsewhere.

Despite his contributions with four goals and 10 assists, Sancho's limited Premier League appearances this season underscore the challenges he's facing within Chelsea's squad.

Nevin's observation on Chelsea's 'addiction' to wide players emphasizes the difficulty Sancho may have in securing a regular starting role.

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