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Manchester united responds to Sevilla’s loan bid for Anthony Martial

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Manchester united have  responded to Sevilla’s loan bid for forward  Anthony Martial

Manchester United have reportedly rejected Sevilla’s opening bid to sign forward  Anthony Martial.

Earlier December, Anthony Martial’s agent confirmed that the 26-year-old is looking to leave old Trafford in the upcoming January transfer window.

‘Anthony wishes to leave the club in January,’ Philippe Lamboley told Sky Sports News.

‘He just needs to play. He doesn’t want to stay in January and I will speak to the club soon.’

Manchester united interim manager Ralf Rangnick claimed this week that United had not received any offer for Martial but Sevilla have now made their first approach.

According to ESPN, Sevilla have offered to loan Martial for the remainder of the season and are willing to pay half of the forward’s weekly salary.

 

Anthony Martial

Anthony Martial ( Photo by Getty Images)

However, United have turned down Sevilla’s offer and are demanding that Martial’s salary is covered in full and are also requesting a loan fee.

Speaking last week, Rangnick insisted that United are willing to keep Martial if their conditions are not met.

‘We spoke at length,’ said Rangnick.
‘He explained to me he’s been at Manchester United now for the last seven years and he feels it’s the right time for a change, to go somewhere else.

‘I think in a way this is understandable, I could follow his thoughts, but on the other hand, it’s also important to see the situation of the club.

‘We have Covid times, we have three competitions in which we still have high ambitions and we want to be as successful as we can be.

‘I told him ‘listen, as long as there is no club showing interest in him [he will stay]’ and it should not only be in the interest of the player it should also be in the interest of the club.’

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