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Barcelona watches Lisandro Martínez while United faces a crisis

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Barcelona watches Lisandro Martínez while United faces a crisis

Barcelona is evaluating a possible offer for Lisandro Martínez, Manchester United defender, who will be a free agent in the summer, which could strengthen the Catalan club's back line ahead of the 2027‑27 campaign. After the Champions loss to Atletico Madrid on Tuesday, the Argentine defender has been linked again with the Catalan club.

Lisandro Martínez was seen warming up before the opening whistle of the Premier League match that took place at Elland Road, Leeds. The Manchester United defender was part of the starting eleven of the visiting team.

After United's defeat to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday, Martínez apologized for his explosive comments after meeting with coach Michael Carrick. The Argentine acknowledged that his words were inappropriate.

Barcelona closely monitors the contractual situation

According to El Desmarque, Barcelona is “closely monitoring its contractual situation” and is considering submitting a proposal before the year ends. The Catalan club values his experience, his left‑footed play and his ability to strengthen the defence in the 2027‑27 campaign.

Martínez will be free to negotiate with foreign clubs from January 1, according to the report. However, Manchester United retains the option to extend his contract by another year, which complicates the potential transfer.

The photo accompanying the story is dated Sunday, 18 October 2026, and was distributed by PA Images. In the image the player is seen in the Manchester Red Devils locker room, a team going through a difficult season, and includes the word Day.

Today, the question posed by the Barça supporters' forum is whether Martínez’s arrival as a free agent would be a good signing. The answer will depend on United’s decision and the defender’s own willingness to continue at Old Trafford.

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