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He is another free agent who could be a huge deal for many clubs this summer. At 28, Anthony Martial is now out of contract. “Anthony is currently on vacation. We are studying the different projects and we will take some time. Anthony has made sure to be fit and ready for his new club. He has been training normally for two months. He is 28 years old. I heard that he would be too greedy financially with the clubs. This is not true. Anthony wants an ambitious project to achieve high goals at the club and return to the French team.”confided his agent Philippe Lamboley in June.
Interests from Saudi, MLS and even Mexican clubs were mentioned, but the player’s intention seemed to be to stay in Europe, while the Turkish track was also highlighted in the press of the Ottoman country. This Sunday, we learn in the newspaper The Mirror that a club from a major European championship has finally positioned itself…
He would find a Manchester teammate
It is the Como club, which has just been promoted to Serie A. The transalpine franchise coached by Cesc Fabregas, who will also enlist his former teammate Raphaël Varane, also wants to secure the services of the striker trained at Olympique Lyonnais. He has already spoken with the Italian club, which has big ambitions despite its promoted status.
The English media also briefly mentions more or less vague interests from OL and Marseille, but it is Côme who seems the most serious in this matter. Like his compatriot, Anthony Martial could therefore quickly discover a new championship and relaunch a career that has clearly been stagnant for several years now…
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