Man Utd flops arrive at training as they look to bounce back against Brentford... with Jadon Sancho joining youngsters

JADON SANCHO arrived at Manchester United's training ground early this morning for yet another session away from the first team.

The England winger has been banished from the first team due to an ongoing spat with manager Erik ten Hag.

Sancho, 23, hit back at his gaffer on X (formerly Twitter) last month after the Dutchman claimed he didn't train adequately ahead of United's 3-1 defeat to Arsenal.

The former Borussia Dortmund man has been forced to train away from his team-mates until he apologises for his public outburst.

But that hasn't stopped him from keeping up with his own regime to stay match fit.

And to ensure he stays sharp, United have granted Sancho permission to train with their Under 21s.

Sancho arrived at the club's Carrington training ground on Friday morning in his custom-made Mercedes Brabus 4x4.

Ten Hag has refused to be drawn on the ongoing saga, recently saying: "I don't talk about personal issues.

"And I don't talk about players who are not available."

Sancho wasn't the only United star to arrive at training in style this morning.

Skipper Bruno Fernandes turned up to Carrington in a slick all-black Bentley.

Defenders Diogo Dalot and Victor Lindelof opted to take their respective Ferrari and Mercedes Benz motors for spins on an overcast day.

Porche 4x4s were the cars of choice for wingers Facundo Pellistri and Antony, while fellow wideman Alejandro Garnacho turned up in an all-white Merc.

Midfielders Christian Eriksen and Casemiro rocked up in a Porsche 911 and Audi 4x4 respectively.

Strikers Anthony Martial and Rasmus Hojland turned up in luxury motors too, with the former arriving in a black Mercedes G Wagon and the latter in a black Range Rover.

Luke Shaw won the award for the swankiest motor of the day at Carrington, turning in a 4x4 Rolls Royce worth a cool £250,000.

United will look to get back to winning ways in the league tomorrow afternoon against Brentford.

Erik ten Hag's strugglers welcome the Bees to Old Trafford without a win in their last three Premier League matches.

The Red Devils are currently toiling in TENTH place in the Premier League table having lost four of their seven matches this campaign.