Jadon Sancho seems to have made a romantic gesture to Seeeetie in the midst of constant rumors, the couple is a pair.
The Manchester United Outcast is confronted with an uncertain future on the field, but it is believed that he is going with the American rapper.
Sancho, 25, seems to have no future at Old Trafford, but still has to take out a movement during the transfer window.
The winger has been interested in people like Juventus, Tottenham, Borussia Dortmund and Nottingham Forest.
Outside the field he is romantically linked to Sasean – whose full name Diamonté Quiava Valentin is Harper.
The Apollo Tattoo Studio in California, US posted a photo of the football player with “quiava” behind his ear.
Sancho also received one of his hand tattoos that read 'her only', covered with a set of flowers.
Rumors about their potential relationship were fueled for the first time after fans had seen a photo of Seeetie on Sancho's phone slotscreen.
Seweetie, 32, was very successful in the music industry after her debut album in 2017.
'ICY Girl' achieved double platinum certification through the Recording Industry Association.
Since then she has released another album, 'High Maintenance' and this year is ready for her third 'Pretty BTCH Music*'.
Sancho has recently been the subject of a loan offer from the Serie A -side Roma.
The offer has given United a chance to discharge the extraordinary wing player and its £ 250,000 per week package package.
Roma has also offered £ 20 million as an obligation to make the move after the loan permanent.
Fabrizio Romano has claimed that the Italians are now in “direct conversations” with the player about his salary.
Sancho came to United near Dortmund in 2021 in a transfer worth £ 73 million.
He made 83 performances for the club in all competitions and scored 12 times.
He dropped out with former manager Erik ten Hag in September 2023 and has not played for the club since.
The last term he showed that he was still able to become a solid player during his loan period at Chelsea.
However, the blues were not convinced enough to eliminate £ 25 million to make the loan permanent.