Martial Snubs Top Clubs for Record-Breaking AEK Athens Deal

Martial’s Potential Greek Adventure: Record-Breaking Contract on the Table

French striker Anthony Martial is back in the spotlight as reports emerge of a lucrative contract offer from AEK Athens. The 28-year-old, who left Manchester United as a free agent this summer, has been courted by several clubs across the globe. However, it appears that the Greek Super League may be where Martial’s next adventure takes him.

Martial, who spent nine illustrious years at Old Trafford, has been linked with Saudi Arabian and American clubs in recent months. Yet, it seems that the former Manchester United stalwart has attracted the attention of AEK Athens, who are prepared to break the bank to secure his services.

The UK Sun reports that the Greek club is willing to offer Martial a contract that would make him the highest-paid player in the club’s history. While details on the proposed wage remain undisclosed, it is understood that the offer would be substantial, considering Martial’s reported salary of £250,000 per week during his time at Manchester United.

A move to AEK Athens would mark a new chapter in Martial’s career, as he looks to bounce back from a relatively slow start to the new campaign. With his exceptional pace, skill, and experience, the French international has the potential to be a game-changer in the Greek Super League.

Martial’s potential signing could also have significant implications for AEK Athens’ fortunes in the upcoming season. With the club aiming to improve on their sixth-place finish last term, the addition of a proven talent like Martial could propel them up the table.

For now, it remains to be seen whether Martial will accept the offer from AEK Athens. As his future remains uncertain, football fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the outcome. One thing is clear, however: if Martial does make the move, it will be a major coup for the Greek Super League.

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