In a shocking revelation, former Chelsea winger Jadon Sancho has opened up about his turbulent spell at the club, describing it as “a prison disguised in a blue shirt.”
After being excluded from the first-team squad for several months, Sancho spoke publicly for the first time, accusing Chelsea of fostering an “artificial atmosphere” and blaming manager Enzo Maresca for making him the scapegoat during the club’s struggles this season.
Sancho claimed he was unfairly targeted for issues beyond his control, insisting that he was used as a distraction from deeper problems within the team. His comments have sparked widespread debate among fans and pundits alike.
Shortly after Sancho’s remarks went viral, club captain Reece James reportedly fired back, expressing his anger and revealing what he called a hidden truth about the winger’s time at the club.
“It’s ridiculous to see him trying to paint himself as a saint,” James said, hinting that there’s more to the story than Sancho is admitting.
The tension between the two former teammates has added another layer of drama to Chelsea’s ongoing internal crisis — one that continues to unfold both on and off the pitch.
More updates on the story coming soon.
