Jadon Sancho joined Chelsea on a season-long loan from Manchester United last summer with an obligation to make the move permanent for £20m, plus potential bonuses, provided the club finishes 14th or higher. Despite this seemingly assured transfer, Sancho's role at Stamford Bridge is under threat due to increased competition on the left wing—a position where he has been deployed almost exclusively by head coach Enzo Maresca. With only two goals and six assists in 20 appearances so far, his performance has lagged behind that of his potential rivals, including former Manchester United team-mate Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, both of whom have delivered more impressive statistics this season. The mounting pressure suggests that Sancho may find himself on the fringes before his permanent deal is even finalized.Jadon Sancho joined Chelsea on a season-long loan from Manchester United last summer with an obligation to make the move permanent for £20m, plus potential bonuses, provided the club finishes 14th or higher. Despite this seemingly assured transfer, Sancho's role at Stamford Bridge is under threat due to increased competition on the left wing—a position where he has been deployed almost exclusively by head coach Enzo Maresca. With only two goals and six assists in 20 appearances so far, his performance has lagged behind that of his potential rivals, including former Manchester United team-mate Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Bynoe-Gittens, both of whom have delivered more impressive statistics this season. The mounting pressure suggests that Sancho may find himself on the fringes before his permanent deal is even finalised.