That Jadon Sancho’s camp are reportedly offering him to clubs in England’s second tier probably says more about his decline than it does West Ham…

West Ham United supporters have debated whether the Championship club should sign free agent Jadon Sancho after his representatives reportedly offered him to second-tier sides. Reports from talkSPORT indicate Sancho's camp contacted the London club, with further claims suggesting the 26-year-old former Manchester United winger may accept a reduced wage of £50,000-a-week to find a new team.
Fans reacting on Hammers News expressed mixed feelings regarding Sancho's work ethic and commitment in the Championship under manager Nuno. While some supporters voiced concerns over past commitment issues, others suggested West Ham offer him a heavily incentivized pay-per-play deal or a trial period to prove his desire and rebuild his confidence.
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