Man United fans are all making the same point about Jadon Sancho's debut for Chelsea, they're furious

Jadon Sancho made his debut for Chelsea on Saturday as they claimed a 1-0 win over Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.

Sancho joined the London club from Manchester United during the summer transfer window on a season-long loan with an obligation to buy for a fee between £20-25m next summer.

The Englishman spent three years at United, but failed to live up to the expectations that came alongside his £73m price tag, and left the club seemingly on bad terms with both the club itself and United fans.

And after making his club debut for the Blues in Saturday's Premier League match against Bournemouth, United fans have taken to social media to point out one thing about his performance.

Despite only coming on at half-time, Sancho was one of the best players on the pitch, as he assisted fellow substitute Christopher Nkunku who sealed Chelsea's win with a goal in the 86th minute.

United supporters appeared to be impressed by Sancho's cameo, as one frustrated fan wrote on X: "I never saw this Sancho ONCE at United???"

While another agreed, adding: "Damn Sancho hate watch ain’t going good so far, mf is cooking."

And one questioned United's decision to sell the winger this summer, writing: "Sancho is a brilliant footballer, you can't tell me otherwise. The fact that we let such a talent go is absolutely scandalous."

Chelsea fans agreed with their rivals, as they also took to social media to praise their new singing on his club debut.

Posting on X, one fan wrote: "This Sancho cameo, unbelievable man what a player."

Jadon Sancho assisted teammate Christopher Nkunku who scored the winning goal for Chelsea in the 86th minute. (Image: Getty)

Another agreed, writing: "Jadon Sancho has easily been our best player since he came on."

While another poked fun at United fans, joking: "Delete your Jason Sancho hate tweets. We don’t do 007 over here 😂"

Sancho replaced fellow new signing Pedro Neto at half-time and instantly made a noticeable impact playing on the left wing.

However, his best moment came in the 86th minute as he set up Nkunku, who had only been on the pitch for seven minutes, who pushed past several Bournemouth defenders to find the back of the net and seal the victory for Chelsea.