Sancho won the championship and officially announced that he would not return to Manchester United, and he could score a substitute goal or change his fate! Comforting the crying defeated Anthony

In a UEFA Europa League final between Manchester United's loanees, Jadon Sancho had the last laugh. He came off the bench in the second half and scored a goal as Chelsea defeated Antony's Real Betis 4-1. After playing in two European finals in a row, the 25-year-old finally lifted a trophy.

Betis opened the scoring with Isco setting up Abboud to take the lead shortly after the break. However, Chelsea fought back in the second half, with Palmer providing two assists in five minutes to put Enzo and Jaxon up to a 2-1 lead.

At this point, substitute Jadon Sancho won the ball on the left side of the penalty area and curled a ball into the far corner from a tight angle to seal a 3-1 win for Chelsea. In the final moments of the game, Caicedo's long-range goal was the icing on the cake, and Chelsea lifted the Europa League, and in this goal, it was Sancho who launched the counterattack!

In the closing stages of the game, Manchester United's €100 million Mr. Antony clashed with Chelsea's £100 million midfielder Enzo Fernandez. At that time, Enzo was tackled and sat on the ground, Anthony reached out to him but was refused, and ROUND GOD angrily leaned over and scolded his opponent for delaying time, which sparked a riot between the two sides and Anthony was booked.

At that time, Sancho dissuaded Anthony. After the final whistle, Antony burst into tears and Sancho hugged and comforted him again. Fans joked that the scene was "two men who did not want to return to Manchester United". It is worth mentioning that after winning the cup, Sancho did publicly declare: "I will not return to Manchester United."

At that time, Sancho was holding a blue mobile phone and didn't know who he was talking to, so the British media asked: "Is the other party Ruben Amorim?" Sancho smiled and replied: "No, I will not go back to Manchester United."

While Jadon Sancho proved his worth to Chelsea in the final game of the season, boss Enzo Maresca says the club have yet to make a final decision. There are rumours in the British media that the Blues may refuse to honour their £25 million buy-out obligations and pay £5 million in compensation to return Jadon Sancho to Manchester United.

"I don't know, as I said in the last few weeks, you've asked me questions about multiple players and I've always answered the same because that's what happened. It's not time yet, 24 hours, 48 hours after the final, we'll start talking about the future."

Jadon Sancho started Chelsea's most important game of the season, the Premier League away game at Nottingham Forest, showing that the boss still has some expectations for him. It's a pity that his performance is average, but a goal in the UEFA Cup final can also add points to him.

Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano revealed: 'Keep an eye on developments as it is certain that there is no guarantee for Sancho's situation at the moment and Chelsea have not communicated anything to him about staying or leaving.'

Chelsea are rumoured to be looking to sign another winger, with Nico Williams and Jamie Gittens both on the list of targets. Now, United will await a final decision from Chelsea. If Sancho is sent back to Old Trafford, Amorim will have one more problem. The club will have to find another home for him.

Previously, Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen were rumored to be interested in Jadon Sancho, but with Ten Hag taking charge of the team, this rumours have been put to rest as the two are known to be irreconcilable, in contrast to Juan Mata and Jose Mourinho's situation at Chelsea, who reconciled and re-teamed when they arrived at Manchester United.