Manchester United fans believe they know where Anthony Martial will be playing next season after hint
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Manchester United fans are convinced Anthony Martial is staying at the club, despite his agent saying he wants to move on.
After making a blistering start, the French forward fell out of favour with Jose Mourinho towards the end of last season, especially following the arrival of Alexis Sanchez.
His time at the club looked certain to come to an end after his agent revealed he wants to leave.
However, United fans now think the 22-year-old could be staying following a hint from the club's official Twitter account.
The Red Devils were promoting their pre-season tour and uploaded a picture of Anthony Martial celebrating.
United captioned the post with: "Look at Anthony Martial's face and tell us you don't want to watch MUFC across the pond this summer."
The club clearly seem to expect Martial to take part in pre-season, and this got Unitd fans excited.
One support tweeted: "Is this the Manchester United official twitter telling us Anthony Martial is staying?
Another posted: "He’s f****** staying!!!"
"After thinking about all the possibilities and settings, Anthony wants to leave Manchester United," Martial's agent Philippe Lamboley told RMC Sport last month.
"Anthony is sad about his situation at Manchester.
"He loves the club and the fans, he showed it for three years. Without the great support from the fans, he would have already asked to leave the club.
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"It is important to remember that this season he scored 11 goals and gave ten assists in five months.
"He was named player of the month three times by the fans. Then the January transfer window came. I will not comment on the consequences of this transfer window. Everyone will have his opinion, I think he must take back control of his career. The time has come."