According to TeamTalk, Martial said his options for staying at Sevilla were complicated and he knew he would return to Manchester United.
Sluggish loan career
In the winter transfer window, Sevilla chose to loan Manchester United winger Anthony Martial for six months after his slump in the Premier League, starting only four times for Old Trafford in half a season. After bringing in Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo in succession, United management knew the club would not have a French winger position and sent him to Sevilla, but did not set a buyout clause in the contract.
During his loan spell, Martial started 8 of all matches for Sevilla, and due to injury and adaptation issues, the Frenchman performed mediocrely, scoring only one goal in the Europa League and creating an assist in La Liga.
Enjoy a steady amount of playtime
Players enjoy a steady stream of playing opportunities, but Martial knows he won't necessarily be a regular in La Liga. In an interview with ABC, the player said: "I think it is very difficult to stay in Sevilla, I am not worried about this now, I will definitely return to Manchester United after six months. ”
"I'm very happy to be able to play in a new environment, especially with a big club like Sevilla, and having playing time again. If we can be in the top four of the league, I will be happy for the fans and the club, they have been very good to me since I came here. I coach myself to reach a higher level and work hard for it. ”
Returning to Manchester United could also be sold
So far, Sevilla are third in La Liga with 60 points, three points more than fourth-placed Atletico and one round more than second-placed Anda's barcelona. Anthony Martial is struggling to help the club fight for a Champions League spot after getting out of injuries. The French winger added: "Now I feel very good, I am recovering from an injury, this time the injury is more complicated and requires a reasonable recovery, but now I feel much better. ”
The Frenchman is enjoying a fresh journey in La Liga and he remains confident. Although the player is well aware that he will return to Manchester United in six months, the club may choose to sell him this summer. According to De Trans Data, Martial's contract with Old Trafford will last until 2024, but the team does not have his room.
In recent times, he has been linked to top teams such as Tottenham, Borussia Dortmund and Inter Milan, and he and his agency still have a lot to do this summer.
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