Sancho commented ‘freedom’ after Rashford made his first appearance in two months, having left United on deadline day

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

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.

Chelsea winger Jadon Sancho has once again made headlines by further souring his relationship with Manchester United with another dig at his parent club on social media. The jury remains out on whether the 24-year-old will kick on and make a success of his time at Stamford Bridge,

Manchester United loanee Jadon Sancho made his negative feelings about his home club known in a comment on Marcus Rashford’s first Instagram post after featuring for Aston Villa.Rashford joined the

Ex-keeper Ben Foster believes Jadon Sancho's "freedom" message to Marcus Rashford highlights the "toxicity" at Manchester United.

Marcus Rashford made his Aston Villa debut in their FA Cup win over Tottenham, after leaving Man Utd in the January transfer window, and received a message from Jadon Sancho

Jadon Sancho’s rebel yell in support of Marcus Rashford is arguably the dumbest social media post in the history of sport, and perhaps the most insensitive. It betrays a nauseating sense of entitlement and points to the degree to which some elite footballers have become separated from reality.

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.