SIMON JORDAN: Martial is responsible for his failed Red Devils career, he didn't quite adapt

Manchester United star Anthony Martial has joined La Liga giants Sevilla on loan this winter transfer window, and the Frenchman has been sluggish at Manchester United in recent seasons. In response to this talk show host Simon Jordan said Martial should be responsible for his failed Manchester United career.

In the summer of 2015, the then 19-year-old Martial joined Manchester United from Monaco for £36 million, which shocked everyone at the time. He scored a beautiful one-rider in his debut against Liverpool and subsequently won the Golden Boy, but in his six and a half years at Manchester United, he did not show a consistently high level.

Simon Jordan compared the situation of Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo and Bellingham to Martial, who bluntly said that in the end he failed to adapt to the responsibility lies with the players, not the club. "You look at the other young players. Rooney joined Manchester United as a teenager, Cristiano Ronaldo also came to Manchester United as a teenager, and Bellingham joined Borussia Dortmund before he was 20 years old. The development of players depends on how they adapt to their clubs, and the future is their own struggle. ”

"If you've been at the club for a few years, or gone for 18 months like Zaha, then you should adapt gradually. Obviously, for now, Anthony Martial joining Manchester United was not the right choice. Players have every opportunity to play for the club and Martial has been at United for six and a half years, look at his performances, obviously he has not succeeded. ”

"It's all about what he can do, not what he does. It's all the player's own responsibility, as he did when DePay came to Manchester United. ”

'There are many examples of young players coming to Manchester United without success, they need to overcome adversity to succeed, otherwise they will only be greeted by failure.

United have already loaned Anthony Martial to Sevilla, but Simon Jordan believes it would be a mistake not to include a mandatory buyout clause in the contract. "Once Sevilla know what Martial can bring to the team, they will have the players back when the time comes. Of course, Martial is also likely to make progress and perform well. ”