Jose Mourinho has made his feelings clear on Jadon Sancho as Fenerbahce launch shock bid for Man Utd flop

Jose Mourinho has already made his feelings clear on Jadon Sancho amid reports linking the Manchester United forward to Fenerbahce.

With the summer transfer window in full swing, the future of Sancho continues to make headlines.

After Chelsea opted against making his loan move permanent, Sancho is again on the lookout for a new club.

So far, the 25-year-old has been linked with clubs in Saudi Arabia and around Europe.

Recently, Turkish Super Lig side Fenerbahce have emerged as a potential destination for the Englishman.

As reported by Sabah Spor, Sancho has 'accepted Fenerbahçe's salary offer of approximately 10 million Euros'.

Fenerbahce is currently managed by ex-United boss Mourinho, who has already spoken about Sancho last year.

He said on TNT Sports: "As a player, we know his talent. We saw what he can do. What happened at Man Utd, if I look to my own history, sometimes I fail with players.

"Sometimes I couldn't create the right empathy, I couldn't understand the player DNA and I couldn't help players to grow up in the right direction. In the majority of times, yes, I did it, but on some occasions I couldn't."

"The kid made mistakes... but his manager wasn't able to get the best out of him"

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Mourinho continued: "Sometimes we have to run with the experiences and try to understand the nature of the players. They have the talent but, they don't have the mindset you want in a player so sure they will make mistakes but the manager was not able to get the best out of him.

"Normally it is multi-factorial. The manager, the player, the family, the agent, the club. Looking at myself as a coach, I did many times get the best out of players and help them to be what they are in the future.

"Even being multi-factorial we are part of it, and for us as coaches with more experiences many situations are deja vu. When we get older we try to help players to go in the right direction. In this case, they try to analyse what happened at Manchester United and what they found in him."

During the 24/25 season, Sancho played a combined total of 42 matches for Chelsea and United, scoring five goals and assisting 10.