Chelsea have made a lot of changes this season. Under Pochettino, Chelsea have struggled to find a permanent home. The club have sacked Pochettino and appointed Enzo Maradona as their new manager. Chelsea have made a lot of changes in both their coaching and player ranks. Among those players is Jadon Sancho, who joined Chelsea from Manchester United on a season-long loan deal with the option to buy the player permanently at the end of the season. Jadon Sancho is a player with great skills and has shown great potential in major European competitions.

Chelsea have been a very good team until the middle of this season, with every player showing their talent. However, in the later stages, the performance of every player has declined and the team's results have deteriorated. Jadon Sancho has also not been consistent at Chelsea. But when you look at the team as a whole, Sancho's performance has been positive. It is a great thing for Chelsea to pay a top player like Sancho half his salary and use him for a season. The contract signed when Sancho was signed stated that if he was to be signed next season, he could be signed for £25m, with a £5m release clause. When you are spending millions of pounds on a transfer, it is not a big deal to buy a player like Jadon Sancho for £25m. The problem is that Sancho's wages are so high. However, Jadon does not want to go back to Manchester United and is happy at Chelsea, so if Chelsea really want to sign him, they can negotiate the salary. The fact that Chelsea are able to sign a player like Jadon Sancho, who is 25 years old and has a lot of experience in major European competitions, and who has already established himself well in the team for just one season, is a great deal for the club. What do you think?

Should Chelsea sign Jadon Sancho permanently? Or should they pay Manchester United a compensation of 5 million and not make the move permanent? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Thank you to everyone who read this to the end.

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