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yep just not sure Martial likes being rotated full stop. he looks a miserable sod whenever he is on the sidelines
Think thats more his general demeanour, not helped by jose's shocking man mangement style.
yep just not sure Martial likes being rotated full stop. he looks a miserable sod whenever he is on the sidelines
yep just not sure Martial likes being rotated full stop. he looks a miserable sod whenever he is on the sidelines
Think thats more his general demeanour, not helped by jose's shocking man mangement style.
Business end of things now and everything feels (even if we're not privy to what is actually going on) off kilter.Of course Ally G may be behind the times, re: Herc's itk, but all the same interesting he posted this omnibus today which other JG seems to against the itk coming out.
https://www.football.london/tottenh...fried-zaha-malcom-spurs-grealish-14931989.amp
Manchester United star Anthony Martial remains a target for Tottenham this summer and is a player Mauricio Pochettino has long admired since his Monaco days, although any deal will be tough to do.
The 22-year-old missed out on a place in France's World Cup-winning squad due to a lack of game time in the second half of the season.
I'll throw in a tennerok so 60m then just do it
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/07/21/man-utd-resist-attempt-spurs-sign-anthony-martial/
Man Utd to resist any attempt from Spurs to sign Anthony Martial
Manchester United are determined to resist any attempt by Tottenham Hotspur to sign Anthony Martial before the close of the summer transfer window, even though the striker is still tempted to leave Old Trafford.
Martial has had a difficult relationship with United manager Jose Mourinho, spent much of last season out of the first team and looked miserable at the end of last season.
He started just 18 games in the Premier League last season and infuriated his boss with a series of insipid displays when he was given a chance to re-establish himself in the team towards the end of the campaign.
That had prompted speculation that he would be sold this summer, but the Red Devils do not want to lose him and are set to take up the option of extending his contract for another 12 months.
As things stand, Martial only has one year left on his current deal, but United sensibly negotiated a clause that would allow them to add another year if they wanted to when they signed him back in 2015.
Tottenham have been typically slow to get moving in the transfer market this summer, but with just three weeks remaining until the window closes, Martial is one of their long-standing targets and is thought to be keen on the move to London.
Mauricio Pochettino believes he can revive the Frenchman’s career in London and Tottenham are likely to test Mourinho’s desire to hold on to a player he has had cause to chastise publicly in the past, particularly when his agent claimed he should leave Manchester because of the Portuguese.
A bid of more than £60m from Spurs would make things interesting, although Telegraph Sport understands the United hierarchy are not ready to give up on Martial and want to give him another season under Mourinho to see whether he can reignite his career.
Although the 22-year old exploded on to the Premier League scene following a £36m (which could rise to as much as £57.6m if various performance related clauses are activated) move from Monaco three years ago, he has not progressed as hoped.
Martial’s poor form at club level and his failure to develop his game in England, meant he was also dropped from the France squad which won the World Cup in Russia earlier this month.
Even though he is still in his formative years, Martial has been overtaken by younger rivals in France, not least Kylian Mbappé, who starred for his country at the World Cup and is three years younger.
It's clearly not going to happen.ok so 60m then just do it
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/07/21/man-utd-resist-attempt-spurs-sign-anthony-martial/
Man Utd to resist any attempt from Spurs to sign Anthony Martial
Manchester United are determined to resist any attempt by Tottenham Hotspur to sign Anthony Martial before the close of the summer transfer window, even though the striker is still tempted to leave Old Trafford.
Martial has had a difficult relationship with United manager Jose Mourinho, spent much of last season out of the first team and looked miserable at the end of last season.
He started just 18 games in the Premier League last season and infuriated his boss with a series of insipid displays when he was given a chance to re-establish himself in the team towards the end of the campaign.
That had prompted speculation that he would be sold this summer, but the Red Devils do not want to lose him and are set to take up the option of extending his contract for another 12 months.
As things stand, Martial only has one year left on his current deal, but United sensibly negotiated a clause that would allow them to add another year if they wanted to when they signed him back in 2015.
Tottenham have been typically slow to get moving in the transfer market this summer, but with just three weeks remaining until the window closes, Martial is one of their long-standing targets and is thought to be keen on the move to London.
Mauricio Pochettino believes he can revive the Frenchman’s career in London and Tottenham are likely to test Mourinho’s desire to hold on to a player he has had cause to chastise publicly in the past, particularly when his agent claimed he should leave Manchester because of the Portuguese.
A bid of more than £60m from Spurs would make things interesting, although Telegraph Sport understands the United hierarchy are not ready to give up on Martial and want to give him another season under Mourinho to see whether he can reignite his career.
Although the 22-year old exploded on to the Premier League scene following a £36m (which could rise to as much as £57.6m if various performance related clauses are activated) move from Monaco three years ago, he has not progressed as hoped.
Martial’s poor form at club level and his failure to develop his game in England, meant he was also dropped from the France squad which won the World Cup in Russia earlier this month.
Even though he is still in his formative years, Martial has been overtaken by younger rivals in France, not least Kylian Mbappé, who starred for his country at the World Cup and is three years younger.
They are going to be losing a hell of a lot of money as he runs his contract down even if it takes a couple of years.According to The Times Utd are looking for around 89 mil. Even in this market I think that's excessive.