Forward on the way: Málaga will try for Anthony Martial
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Forward on the way: Málaga will try for Anthony Martial

Record9 September 2026 at 16:42

The French forward Anthony Martial is on his way to reinforce Málaga, the Spanish club that intends to secure him in time for the winter transfer market.

Málaga is going through a difficult moment in terms of offensive efficiency, finding itself in a "scoring drought" situation that has worried the club's board.

Faced with this urgent need, the Spanish club's officials decided to proceed with the signing of the 28-year-old player to fill the gaps in the attacking sector.

Martial, who has previously represented teams such as Manchester United and Monaco, can thus return to Spanish football, this time to help Málaga solve its finishing problems.

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