Ex-Man Utd ace Anthony Martial ‘offered contract’ by three European clubs after Everton given chance to sign free agent

Ex-Man Utd ace Anthony Martial ‘offered contract’ by three European clubs after Everton given chance to sign free agent

ANTHONY MARTIAL is wanted by THREE European clubs after Everton offered the former Manchester United man on a plate. The Frenchman, 30, is looking for a fresh start since leaving Mexican side Monterrey as a free agent. Anthony Martial is wanted by THREE European clubs Credit: Getty Martial spent nine years at Old Trafford after joining from Monaco in 2015 Credit: Getty Two Ligue 1 clubs are said to have already put firm contract offers on the table, while Spanish side Malaga are also weighing up a move. According to Foot Mercato, the identities of the two French sides have not been revealed. Sign up for the Man United newsletter Thank you! But Nice and Lens have reportedly been ruled out of the running. One is fighting near the top of the table, while the other is battling relegation. Neither were prepared to guarantee Martial a starting spot, instead both are hoping his experience could help their younger players. Martial turned down BOTH offers as he waits for the right move. Malaga have since emerged as another possible destination for the former United forward, according to Marca’s Matteo Moretto. The Spanish side are considering adding Martial to their attack after being offered the chance to sign him. Most read in Sport BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS Everton have also been given the chance to bring him back to the Premier League on a free. Martial spent nine years at Old Trafford after joining from Monaco in 2015 and famously scored against Liverpool on his debut. He went on to score 90 goals in 317 appearances for the Red Devils before leaving in 2024. Martial peaked in the 2019/20 season when he became Ole Gunnar Solskjaer‘s talisman in attack. And while spells at AEK Athens and Monterrey followed, neither stint really got his career going again. Martial has not played a competitive match since March but can still join a new club as a free agent. Comment now

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