Report: Manchester United Hope To Offload Anthony Martial This Summer
Manchester United are in the market for attacking reinforcements this summer however, they hope to offload Anthony Martial to help with the process of new additions according to a new report.
The Red Devils are working on the process of making a number of signings to reinforce their squad this summer.
Erik Ten Hag is keen to add attacking options to his squad this summer with United in direct contact with Ajax winger Antony, according to reports.
United would have to offload some existing players if they are to stick to their net spend budget during the transfer window.

Sevilla CF v Elche CF - La Liga Santander Anthony Martial of Sevilla CF celebrate a goal during the La Liga Santader match between Sevilla CF and Elche CF at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan in Seville, Spain, on February 11, 2022. (Credit: Jose Luis Contreras) Sevilla Seville Spain PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxFRA Copyright: xDAXxImagesx originalFilename:daximages-sevillac220211_npmX2.jpg
Martial has struggled in the past season or so to hit the heights of form that is expected of him in a United shirt.
The Frenchman spent time on loan at Spanish outlet Sevilla in the second half of last season but failed to make an impression.
Now the Red Devils could look at offloading the striker this summer as they turn their attention to someone like Antony.
According to James Ducker of The Telegraph;
"Manchester United hope to help fund attacking reinforcements by offloading Anthony Martial but his £200,000 a week wages are an obstacle and his poor form on loan at Sevilla has not helped matters."
Read More Manchester United Coverage:
- Report: Dean Henderson Move From Manchester United To Nottingham Forest At Advanced Stage
- Report: Manchester United Target Jurrien Timber Has A High Chance Of Staying At Ajax This Summer
- Manchester United Full Premier League 22/23 Fixture Schedule With Downloadable Chart
- When Manchester United Face The Big Six In The 22/23 Premier League Season | Liverpool, Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham
- Ex Liverpool Star Claims It 'Wouldn't Be a Big Deal' to Strip Harry Maguire Of Manchester United Captaincy, But Wouldn't Choose Cristiano Ronaldo
Follow The Utd Transfer Room: Twitter | Facebook & Instagram Coming Soon