Manchester United may sell Lisandro Martinez in January to fund moves for a striker and left-back, with multiple sides eyeing the defender.

Manchester United are reportedly considering a permanent sale of defender Lisandro Martinez during the January transfer window to raise funds for new arrivals. According to reporter Dean Jones, INEOS is aiming to target a striker and a left-back, but player sales are required to balance the books and finance recruitment ambitions.
Martinez's contract reportedly expires next summer, attracting monitoring from Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, and three Serie A clubs. However, writer Ayantan Chowdhury argues that selling the Argentine centre-back would create defensive issues, with Manchester United already short on depth under head coach Michael Carrick.
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