Fiorentina is considering Manchester United forward Anthony Martial as a potential free agent signing for the upcoming summer transfer window. The 28-year-old’s contract with United is set to expire in a week, marking the end of his nine-year tenure with the club.
Various clubs in France, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia have been linked with Martial since it was announced that he would not be renewing his contract with Manchester United. Reports from Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport suggest that Fiorentina is exploring the possibility of signing Martial as a free agent this summer. The outlet believes that Martial still has plenty to offer on the pitch and could be a valuable addition to the team.
Martial made a notable debut with the club, scoring a memorable goal against Liverpool in 2015, but has since struggled with injuries and a decline in performance. However, it seems that Fiorentina sees past those struggles and believes that Martial can still contribute to their team.
In addition to Martial, Fiorentina may also be looking to bring back midfielder Sofyan Amrabat, who spent a loan spell at Manchester United. However, the club is said to be hesitant to pursue high-demand players like Raphael Varane and Adrien Rabiot due to financial constraints. It remains to be seen what players Fiorentina will target this summer transfer window.
Martial’s agent has indicated that money will not be the sole factor influencing the player’s decision on his next destination. However, given Martial’s previous high salary at United, it may be challenging for Fiorentina to meet his wage demands. It remains to be seen what Martial will prioritize as he considers his options for the upcoming transfer window.
The upcoming transfer window promises to be an exciting time for many clubs across Europe as they look towards bringing new talent into their squads for next season. With so many talented players available on the market, it will be interesting to see which clubs make smart signings that will help them achieve their goals for next season.
