Jose Mourinho has become infamous for selling off players during the past couple of seasons who have eventually gone on to become world beaters.
And now it seems that he might be all set to make yet another mistake – this time with Anthony Martial.
Anthony Martial and Jose Mourinho have had a strained relationship ever since the Portuguese took charge of Manchester United and now it seems that Martial might be on his way out of the club.
Martial was linked with a move to Juventus during the summer transfer window and now reports are claiming that he can still move to Italy.
But this time it is Inter who seem to be interested in signing the Frenchman.
Anthony Martial has entered the final year of his contract with Man United with an option to extend it for a further year.
🇫🇷 Anthony Martial has scored in 5 consecutive games for Man Utd this season, can he be the man to turn things round at the club?
🔴 Games: 5
⚽ Goals: 6 pic.twitter.com/vcZqRHaGFA— Black Type (@blacktypebet) November 16, 2018
But that extension should be completed before the end of January 2019 or else Anthony Martial can agree to a bosman deal with another club.
While some reports are claiming that Man United have convinced Anthony Martial to sign a new deal at the club but others are wary of the fact that the offer from Inter Milan might be too lucrative.
The 22-year-old has not been a regular under Jose Mourinho this season but during the past couple of weeks, the manager has chosen to bench Alexis Sanchez and use Anthony Martial on the left flank.
Inter Milan are reportedly ready to offer Anthony Martial a four-year deal which is sure to push Man United into tieing him down as quickly as possible.
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