Be
bought expensively by MU, Anthony Martial is not sure that he was appropriate
to be
– Manchester United is made a surprise by buying a young French striker; Anthony
Martial. The most in the spotlight among of them is because Manchester United FC would pay dearly for the 19-year-old player, the young player.
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United must spend
50 million euros to acquire Martial of AS Monaco. The price was even still
could rise again to 80 million euros, if all of the bonuses contained in the
contract are met.
Martial
acknowledged that the agreed price was remarkable for both teams. Personally,
he was not sure whether he deserved to be purchased with such an expensive
price.
As described by
Martial to FourFourTwo, who said that, he did not know whether he deserves to
have priced at 80 million euros. It is true that it was a crazy price for a
player his age, but the number was decided by the both of the clubs. And he did
not put himself in that position.
Meanwhile, the
family was worried about Anthony Martial valued 36 million pounds, and her
family was surprised when Manchester United transferred him with that price.
But Martial himself did not worry about the price that pinned him.
Anthony Martial
was leaving AS Monaco to come to Manchester Liverpool in the fifth week of the Premier League.
Although many
peoples doubt his ability, including his own family, Martial wants to prove
that he is able to answer that expectation.
Anthony Martial
told the Telegraph that the family is very happy when he can join a big club
like Manchester United. But, of course, they were worried because he was a high
price.
Nevertheless,
Martial will remain focused on proving the value is pinned on him. He did not
know whether he is worth for 80 million euro to appreciate him, and certainly
he does not think about it.
As it is known
that the Martial was bought on the deadline day of the transfer market at this
season. He previously pleaded not depressed at expensive prices and he will
continue to show the best in Manchester United.
