United want to endure the pain and cut its losses? Martial s injuries are starting to be suspected again, and the high salary may be allowed to work

Mann made an important decision

October 26 The Athletic UK Premier League 20 reporter updated the team's contract status.

Although Laurie Whitwell did not write it himself, his colleague Carl Anka told Manchester United's contract with his dazzling style.

In this eagerly awaited report, we learned about the long-term contract updates of several key players. Bruno Fernandez, Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford have all established their futures at Manchester United and signed contracts.

However, the future of several players is uncertain. The contracts of Tom Heaton, Joni Evans, Victor Lindelof, Aaron Wan Bisaka, Anthony Martial and Hannibal Megibri will expire next June. Fortunately, Manchester United retained a one-year renewal option in the contracts of these players. Manchester United's head coach Ten Hager has been looking for a suitable center, after all, this is the team's current shortcomings. However, for Martial, the ongoing injury problems and high salary were overwhelmed. The 27-year-old is said to have a salary of more than £200,000 a week. Perhaps, Manchester United will reluctantly give up and let him transfer freely. As an Old Trafford fighter who has played for nine seasons, such a decision will undoubtedly make fans reluctant to leave.

In addition, the loan contract between Reguilon and Amrabat will also end in June next year. However, Manchester United hopes to finalize a permanent contract with the Moroccan defensive midfielder before the end of the season. After all, Manchester United is very satisfied with his performance.

Dear fans, this report is only a small part of the disclosure of Manchester United's situation. Needless to say, Tenghager and the team's top leaders are making difficult decisions for the team's future. We will continue to follow their updates and bring you the latest news. Let us look forward to Manchester United being able to lay a solid cornerstone for the team's future in the transfer market.