Chelsea fans will want the club to steer clear of Lisandro Martínez after his public criticism of Manchester United’s hierarchy as his exit looms.

Writer James Fudge argues that Chelsea should avoid pursuing Manchester United defender Lisandro Martínez, despite recent speculation regarding the Argentine's uncertain future at Old Trafford. Martínez's standing reportedly became complicated after he criticized United's recruitment and director of football Jason Wilcox following a 2-0 Champions League defeat against Atlético Madrid, an incident for which he later apologized.
Fudge contends that Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso should prioritize existing left-sided center-back Levi Colwill instead of targeting Martínez. The writer also points to Martínez's past fitness struggles and recent inconsistent performances as reasons for the Blues to look elsewhere for defensive reinforcements rather than capitalising on United's internal turmoil.
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