Man Utd fans think Jadon Sancho lost his transfer index in a quickly deleted tweet

Manchester United fans quickly understood what they thought was a Jason Sancho transfer clue.

The young Englishman was closely tied to a move to Old Trafford before his failure to qualify for the Champions League came true.

But the teenage winger is still highly regarded by Manchester United leaders and stays on their radar as a long-term target.

And he sent United fans overdrive on Twitter Monday night as he tweeted to Raheem Sterling to ask him: "What is the" Location ", brother of next summer?".

Supporters of the Red Devils quickly realized that he would join the Manchester City Sterling star in the region by joining United next summer.

Their enthusiasm intensified only when he quickly deleted the tweet a few moments later, replacing it with a similar message stating: "The video of the location is now ft Me n @ sterling7 litness ", in reference to their appearance in a music video of rapper Dave for his new song called" Location ".

Fans had already understood his first tweet, urging him to make sure his next location would be Old Trafford.

One of them wrote: "Your site is currently headed directly to the Old Trafford partner," while another added: "Only location for you Sancho" with a photo of the badge. United.

Another said, "You're surely Old Trafford, buddy," while another was asking, "When do you sign this contract with a MUFC mate?

The video featured Sterling and Sancho on their last vacation, along with close friends rap, Dave and Stormzy, known to be United fans.

A fan has even put forward an extreme theory about the meaning of the video, writing: "Dave just released his video clip for" Location ", here's what we know:

"Dave wears a United shirt with the number 7, Jadon Sancho number?

"Jadon Sancho then played with Sterling – United, Manchester based player, hence the name of the song" Location "?

"You know what's next?"

Sancho and Sterling remain close friends and English teammates, although Sancho left Manchester City for Borussia Dortmund in 2017.

It flourished in Germany, which would have led Dortmund to be paid 100 million pounds sterling while United was considering bringing it back to the Premier League.