Man United Reject Offer For Anthony Martial From This Club
Manchester United have rejected an approach from Sevilla to take Anthony Martial on loan, GOAL understands.
The Liga side are interested in taking the French forward on loan until the end of the season, but it is understood their initial offer would not cover the striker’s wages and United have rejected it.
Martial has told Ralf Rangnick he is looking for a new challenge after struggling for game time this season.
GOAL understands United have not made a final decision over whether or not to send Martial out on loan in the January transfer window.
The player has made clear his desire to leave, but the club – should they decide to let him leave – would want any deal to cover his wages and also provide a loan fee.
It is understood Sevilla’s offer to take the Frenchman on loan until the end of the season was only to cover half of his wages and has subsequently been rejected.
Sources say the Spanish side do not have the budget to pay all of his wages and it is understood their budget is between €3-4 million.
Source: Goalcom
Manchester United have rejected an approach from Sevilla to take Anthony Martial on loan, GOAL understands.
The Liga side are interested in taking the French forward on loan until the end of the season, but it is understood their initial offer would not cover the striker’s wages and United have rejected it.
Martial has told Ralf Rangnick he is looking for a new challenge after struggling for game time this season.
GOAL understands United have not made a final decision over whether or not to send Martial out on loan in the January transfer window.
The player has made clear his desire to leave, but the club – should they decide to let him leave – would want any deal to cover his wages and also provide a loan fee.
It is understood Sevilla’s offer to take the Frenchman on loan until the end of the season was only to cover half of his wages and has subsequently been rejected.
Sources say the Spanish side do not have the budget to pay all of his wages and it is understood their budget is between €3-4 million.
Source: Goalcom
