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Published 09:57 4 Sept 2024 BST
Updated 10:19 4 Sept 2024 BST

Anthony Martial has reportedly been offered a huge contract at a new club.
Having left Manchester United upon the expiry of his contract, Martial is currently a free agent.
The attacker has been linked with a variety of clubs, however a fresh source has revealed that a club could offer the 'biggest contract in their history' in an attempt to land the player.
Martial has reportedly been offered a lucrative contract with Greek giants AEK Athens as per Sport24 via The Sun.
The 28-year-old would become the highest paid player in the club's 100 year history.
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Erik Lamela also joined AEK Athens this summer as a free agent, agreeing a three-year deal following his contract expiration with La Liga side Sevilla.
The pair of Martial and Lamela would reunite four years after the striker received a red card for a clash with the Argentine during a famous Premier League match.
During Tottenham's 6-1 victory over United in 2020, the two began to fight after Lamela's elbow looked to have made contact with Martial's neck during a Spurs corner.
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