Lisandro Martinez faces an uncertain future at Manchester United, with three new clubs monitoring his situation ahead of a possible move.

Manchester United may allow defender Lisandro Martinez to leave in the winter transfer window following friction with club leadership. The Argentine center-back reportedly faced disciplinary action from the INEOS hierarchy after publicly criticizing director of football Jason Wilcox following a defeat to Atletico Madrid. With his contract expiring next summer, United could sanction a permanent sale if an acceptable transfer offer is made.
According to Spanish outlet AS, Serie A sides Inter Milan, AS Roma, and Como are monitoring the 28-year-old defender's situation. La Liga clubs Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are also credited with interest in Martinez, even as manager Michael Carrick looks to maintain defensive stability.
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