Manchester United ready to hand Anthony Martial a £12m pay-off to help seal a move away this summer

Man United ‘are ready to hand Anthony Martial a staggering £12MILLION pay-off to help seal a move away this summer’, with Sevilla not ruling out a permanent deal for the on-loan striker

  • Manchester United looking to discuss a £12million pay-off for Anthony Martial
  • The 26-year-old is currently on loan at LaLiga side Sevilla from the Red Devils
  • The Frenchman is still in contract at Old Trafford until the summer of 2024

Manchester United are reportedly looking to discuss a £12million pay-off with Anthony Martial to help move him on in the summer.

The French forward is currently on loan at LaLiga side Sevilla and has been since January after opting to leave for regular minutes.

The 26-year-old has struggled with injuries since arriving in Spain and has made just eight appearances, even failing to score yet in the league.

Manchester United are reportedly looking to discuss a £12million pay-off with Anthony Martial

The 26-year-old forward has struggled with injuries since arriving in Spain in January

The 26-year-old forward has struggled with injuries since arriving in Spain in January

He did find the net in the Europa League once in his three appearances but, despite his lack of form, a permanent move has not been ruled out, according to The Sun.  

Martial is still under contract until 2024 and is reportedly on wages of around £240,000-a-week at the Red Devils, which is beyond Sevilla and other interested clubs.

United have been paying 60 per cent of his wages during his stay in southern Spain and the remaining two years on his contract would cost them the thick end of £25m.

But the board will hope that the Frenchman will agree to take half of his remaining terms in order to get him off the books as they look to rebuild the squad under new manager Erik ten Hag.

Sevilla sporting director Monchi has previously refused to rule out a move to sign Martial on a permanent transfer despite his troubled loan spell, claiming a deal would be ‘cheaper than you think’. 

Sevilla sporting director Monchi has refused to rule out a permanent move for Martial

Sevilla sporting director Monchi has refused to rule out a permanent move for Martial

‘His transfer was cheaper than you think, but it’s still a big bet, just six or seven million,’ Monchi told Radio Sevilla.

‘Unfortunately, it is difficult to analyse Martial’s performance when he was injured and now he is injured again.

‘I’m not closing the door on his continuity although there’s a lot to see and discuss with the player at the end of the season.’

Martial will be one of many in United’s planned exodus with a number of the current squad set to depart.