Erik Ten Hag has reportedly run out of patience with Man United striker Anthony Martial and wants the Frenchman sold at the earliest opportunity.
That’s according to a recent report from RMC Sport, who claims Martial’s poor reaction to being subbed against Bournemouth last weekend has served as the final nail in his Old Trafford coffin.
Signed from Monaco back in 2015, Martial, 27, is actually one of the Red Devils’ longest-serving players. However, failure to string any kind of consistency together has led to several loan moves, with injuries also preventing him from becoming a first-team regular.
Now, with Ten Hag pushing the club to sign at least one new striker once the summer window opens next month, Martial’s days at Old Trafford seem numbered, and judging by these latest reports, a quick-fire and early sale is the Dutchman’s preferred outcome.
During his eight years with the club, Martial, who has up to two years left on his deal, has scored 87 goals and provided 53 assists in 296 games in all competitions.
Man United needs a manager with a strong mentality, like Jose Mouthing.The current manager does not seem to know what he wants from this group of players. There is so much mediocrity in the performance of a number of players but the manager comes out praising them at the end of the game.The manager is also failing to implement his style of play almost a year of take-over. I really wonder what it is that he shows them in the training ground because I’m still seeing Ole’s work at play here.
Howard you and I have little understanding of how the managing of a top club works. And it is nothing to be concerned about as this job is the hardest in top football especially with all the restraints being laid on a top man such as Ten Hag. The availability of the funds to obtain and finding players wth the right attitude of those to form a solid group with an ability to play a system of flowing and attacking football requires a genius like Ten Hag in my opinion. Sofar he has made a hughe step in the right direction this year and We can look forward to some great football for MU next season.