Breaking news: CLUB ‘MAKE CONTACT’ TO SIGN £58M STAR WHO REJECTED SPURS MOVE, PLAYER IN MANCHESTER ALREADY!!!

 Juventus are apparently interested in signing

 Manchester United forward Anthony 

Martial, who recently turned down a move

 to Tottenham Hotspur. 




The UEFA Champions League giants 

will reportedly'make contact' to entice 

Martial to Turin this window, according to 

Sky Italia. After being snubbed by Ralf Rangnick

, the United winger is poised to leave Manchester

 this month. 


Despite this, Fabrizio Romano recently

 stated that both Tottenham and Newcastle

 have rejected Martial's transfer request. 

A move to another English team is out 

of the question for the Frenchman. 


Tottenham will undoubtedly suffer a double

 blow as a result of this news. This month, 

Juventus has been connected with a variety 

of attackers, but Martial may be the best choice.

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