Martial faces an uncertain future after it was confirmed this week that Sevilla would not buy him from Manchester United this summer. After guard coach Lonnick struggled to find first-team opportunities at Old Trafford, Martial opted for spain on loan at the January transfer window. However, as the European media revealed, the Spanish side has no intention of making the loan agreement permanent. With playing time at Manchester United not guaranteed and Sevilla not choosing to keep him, Anthony Martial is likely to move again this summer. So where does the future hold for the French?
Tottenham
Tottenham strengthened the squad by acquiring Kulusevsky and Bentankur from Juventus in January. Kulusevsky has formed an excellent trident configuration with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min, but the truth is that Spurs' attack is still insufficient, especially when someone needs to replace Kane. Martial will obviously need to get a promise of game time, but if the England Emperor star is sold, Spurs may see him as a rotation option, or even a replacement for Kane.
Everton
Lampard's rebuilding at Everton is underway, and in January he was helped by Van de Beek and Ali to inject some creativity. However, the Toffee still lacks firepower in the top flight, Calvert Lewin is always injured and truce, and Richardson is not a consistent goalscorer. Anthony Martial will need to accept a transfer to a club that cannot play in Europe, but he may need to do so to revive his career.
Newcastle
Due to Newcastle's spending power, they are likely to be linked to dozens of players this summer, with martial arts certainly mentioned in them. In fact, he was linked to Newcastle in January, but reportedly did not want to play in relegation. If Newcastle survive, they will undoubtedly have a much-anticipated start that will allow them to attract big-name players. Chris Wood is not bad at the moment, but they are looking to upgrade this summer.
Juventus
Juventus completed one of the most expensive signings in their history in January, bringing in prolific striker Vlahović from Fiorentina for €75 million. However, they are unlikely to perpetuate the current Morata loan deal, meaning they will need to find a partner for Vlahovic if they continue to use a 3-5-2 or 4-4-2 formation. Like Newcastle, Martial had contact with the old woman before Juventus signed with Vlahović in January.
Arsenal
If there's one club in Europe that will definitely sign a striker this summer, it's Arsenal. With Aubameyang moving to Barcelona, the club are currently facing the loss of a large number of centre-forwards, while Lacazette and Nketia's contracts expire in June. They will only be left with the young striker Barlogon, who is currently on loan at Middlesbrough. Arsenal are likely to target at least two new strikers, while Anthony Martial will be a very attractive option.