Jadon Sancho has spoken publicly for the first time about his feelings after Chelsea refused to convert his loan move to Manchester United.

The English winger joined Chelsea on loan from Manchester United this season. The contract originally included a transfer obligation clause with a transfer fee of up to 25 million pounds. However, the deal fell through because the two sides failed to reach an agreement on personal treatment. According to The Athletic, Chelsea will pay a £5 million penalty and will officially return him to Manchester United after the lease ends on June 30.

Although his time at Stamford Bridge was short, Sancho still left some wonderful moments. He made a stunning debut as a substitute against Bournemouth in September last year, assisting the winning goal, and he also scored in his last game for Chelsea - the UEFA League final against Real Betis, helping the team win the trophy 4-1 and bringing an end to his career with the Blues.

Faced with this short but not without highlights experience, Sancho posted on Instagram: "Thank you for this experience. Sincere thanks to everyone at Chelsea who made me feel like I belong - teammates, staff, and fans. I wish the club all the best in the future. Really grateful, thank you, Blues."

Jadon Sancho will not be involved in Chelsea's upcoming Club World Cup campaign.