Man United Transfer News: Star to force exit, Real Madrid want £40m for ace, Shaw fight

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Anthony Martial is hoping to push through a move to PSG after feeling blamed at Man United

Anthony Martial will reportedly push through a move to Paris Saint-Germain in the summer after feeling blamed for Manchester United's failings.

The Daily Mirror claim that the 21-year-old think he is being forced out of Old Trafford.

Jose Mourinho, prior to United's 3-0 win over Leicester yesterday, accused his players of 'lacking a winning mentality' and Martial reckons this jibe was aimed at him.

And PSG are now looking to capitalise on this uncertainty by bringing him back to his homeland.

The report adds Mourinho will not stand in his way if he wants to leave.

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Real Madrid have asked Manchester United to pay £40m if they want Marco Asensio

Manchester United have been told to cough up £40million if they want to sign Real Madrid star Marcos Asensio.

That is according to the Daily Star, who claim United are leading the race to sign the attacking midfielder.

United will apparently face competition from over 20 other clubs to sign the Spaniard after making enquiries about his availability.

Asensio is currently way down the pecking order at Real with Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez and Isco ahead of him.

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Luke Shaw is fighting to stay at Manchester United

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Luke Shaw is reportedly facing a fight to stay at Manchester United.

The 21-year-old, who joined Manchester United for £27million from Southampton, has endured an injury-sodden career so far at Old Trafford.

And the Daily Mirror claim he has a fight on his hands to convince Jose Mourinho that he still has what it takes.

It is claimed the United boss has questioned the left-back's mental toughness to cut it at a top club, which has cast doubt over the England international's future.

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