Check out “Merchandised out” When the transfer window reopens in January, Manchester United is prepared to cut their losses on Anthony Martial.

The French striker, who has struggled with injuries and only scored once this season in the EFL Cup victory against Crystal Palace, is a target that United is aggressively trying to sell.

Due to Martial’s high salary and contract expiration at the end of the current campaign, the Red Devils are willing to take a small price.

He signed a record-breaking £57 million contract to join United from Monaco in 2015, but in his nine seasons at Old Trafford, he has not lived up to the high asking price.

According to, Martial attracted attention from the Saudi Pro-League throughout the summer.

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Jude Bellingham has so pleased Real Madrid that they are currently scouting his brother Jobe. The Spanish powerhouses reportedly attended Jude Bellingham’s England under-19 match against Montenegro to watch him play.

El Nacional reports that, after his elder brother’s achievement, Florentino Perez ordered top scout Juni Calafat to provide an update on the Sunderland star.

Jude moved into the Santiago Bernabeu during the summer, and with an incredible start to life in Spain, he has exceeded everyone’s expectations.

The former star of Borussia Dortmund is one of the team’s most successful new acquisitions ever, having scored 10 goals in 10 games since joining.

Shelvey Put his plans on hold

Even though Jonjo Shelvey moved to Nottingham Forest in January of this year after leaving Newcastle United, his family still resides on Tyneside.

The former midfielder for Liverpool is currently on loan at Cayku Rizespor. However, he intends to move back to Newcastle and stay there for the remainder of his days.

Shelvey joined the team from Swansea and spent seven years at St James’ Park. Despite a few contentious moments, he became a huge fan favorite.

Furthermore, he acknowledged that he is now a Newcastle fan.

“I simply enjoy being a fan now and watching the games and knowing they are my pals and they are out there doing it for the city that my family lives in and the club that I support,” he said in an interview with the Evening Chronicle.

It’s likely that we’ll remain there for the remainder of our lives. “It affects you in that way.”

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