Manchester United are constantly being ripped for letting him go, especially because their form continues to shock. They are dire. But nobody will be happier to see Sancho performing than his parent club.

For starters, he will earn them a larger loan fee, and potentially a greater sum if he's sold in the summer. Secondly, no matter what viral tweets and social media accounts want you to think, the Red Devils will want to see him succeed.

Sancho was excellent in the first leg against PSG. We saw all of his best qualities; the sharp, twisty-turny dribbling, the ball retention, and the ability to drift into space and eliminate his mark at a jogging pace. He has an incredible footballing IQ when he's confident and switched on. Sancho worked hard in the second leg but didn't get in the game as much. His body language didn't drop, though.