Giggsyking
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Exclusive, A saudi club wants to sign Martial.
I prefer selling him but not now. We don’t have any striker left.
It's the right move, something that Martial hasn't bothered doing for years.
He is never thereAgreed. He's completely unreliable.
He is never there
If somebody will take him off us they are most welcome.He's one of those players who plays well twice a season so the optimists can defend him but he's never going to be the solution. We may as well move him on as soon as there's an offer.
Maybe players are forced to take to the field even if they have some niggling injuries - like a broken leg....Do they do medicals in Saudi Arabia?![]()
Do they do medicals in Saudi Arabia?![]()
It's the same having him or not, he's either injured or recovering from injury all the time. We need to strikers doesn't matter if he stays or not we can't simply rely on him.I prefer selling him but not now. We don’t have any striker left.
I prefer selling him but not now. We don’t have any striker left.
I don't believe that Saudi will buy him. He isn't fit and hardly available, why any club buys him? Cheerleader on the bench or stand. It won't happen until he start playing and having impact. Even if that happen, it will be next season.
Please be true. He was my favourite player when he joined. Not so much anymore.
If his rumoured salary of 250k/week is correct, even a free would save us £25m over two years and we won't lose much since he hardly plays.
I'd be suspicious if they wanted him though with all his injuries but then again, Saudi have signed Kante and Pogba
But other than Rashford and Greenwood, none of them have ever played striker though?How about Rashford, Greenwood, Antony, Garnacho, Pellistri and Sancho?
Martial has been at United for 8 years now. I don't think it's gonna happen, and both him and the club could use a fresh start.
It's not all his fault of course. At his best moments the coaches and the club mishandled him too. But that's water under the bridge now.