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Anthony Martial is experiencing a gloomy end to his adventure at Manchester United. Injured in December, he has still not returned to the field, and he clearly does not fit into the plans of his coach Erik ten Hag. Above all, he will be at the end of his contract next June, and can expect minimal playing time until then. This does not prevent certain clubs from being interested in the 28-year-old French striker.
There Gazzetta dello Sport explains that Inter Milan is considering the opportunity to recruit Martial this summer, attracted by his status as a free player. Remember that Inter specializes in this type of €0 move, as evidenced by the already sealed arrival of Iranian striker from Porto Mehdi Taremi. Martial would thus complete the offensive sector of the Nerazzurri, in a role of understudy behind the untouchable duo Lautaro-Thuram. The Italian newspaper mentions other interests for the Frenchman, from Fenerbahçe and two “leading” French clubs.
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