I think he was an amazing player; he had the potential to become a star. He was affected not only by injuries but also by his mentality and, obviously, the poor management in the club. As a United fan, it's disheartening.
He was lacking a lot of attributes, wasn’t particularly strong or aggressive. His skillset was quite specific to dribbling and ok pace. He was completely ineffective in the air, from crosses and set pieces. He had a decent curled shot. Basically he needed all the stars to align to have a good performance that suited his narrow skillset
Martial has proved several times his class and potential like that debut goalz that 20+ goal season under ole, that chip over ben foster but injuries ruined him and some would argue his attitude was also a reason.
@@Vizehhey mate, I think attitude really reflects how a player plays and martial after that 2020/21 season where he was struggling with injuries and people were calling him lazy cause he wasn't striking hence we bought cavani* changed his attitude drastically and caused his decline.
@@Vizeh There's always something behind it, honestly. Whether that's a mental issue or an ego issue, we can't know for sure. And whether those issues are self-inflicted, a result of bad club management, bad influences, something else, or all of the above, it creates the same outcome. A good player doesn't become a bad player out of nowhere. All the best to him in the future, wherever and whatever that may be.
I’m not even a Man U fan. I’m a rangers fan. Born in Glasgow. But martial gave me one of my favourite football memories. Watching his first game at United, with my grandad before he got sick. Having my first beer with him. Crying real tears thinking about it now.
It’s sad because of how much potential he had and he showed it early on but injuries ruined him he’s almsot like a reverse luke shaw who started out poorly but then hit form and now starts for England it’s to bad that martial never became a French national team starter. (Btw pls make a Shaw video)
I remember being being at old Trafford when he scored that goal against Liverpool… such a class player at times but injuries and a dysfunctional team has absolutely killed any potential unfortunately
It is iconic to me ,too. I am glad I found someone else feel as I do. It truly captured how United was as a team ,truly a memorable one. An your video is exactly the same I always thought of martial. He is sure surely to blame for his downfall.While united was a shitty place for a young talent to develope but he let him self stay in that environment to begin with, compare him to De Bryune ,who despite being a newcomer team in a legendary Chelsea team that won the primere league under the special one Jose mourinhou asked to be loaned out because he was not a starter on his third match ,truly a mentality difference.@@Vizeh
There was a serious player in him back when he was at his best, but injuries and a lack of work ethic was what killed his career at United. Such a shame to see how his career ended up.
I still remember that game, as I was watching it, and thought Man U had grabbed a bargin. Which to be fair, he was slowly turning into. But the last few years has just been. Shrug. Also, I really hate these narratives these days. Like imagine being a young player, just wanting to establish yourself, do your best, etc. Only for media, or scouts, or such be like 'HE'S THE NEXT MESSI. THE NEXT RONALDO, THE NEXT HENRY.' Like bruh, the kid just came onto the scene, give him space lmao.
I was never on the Marital hype train, I don’t know. I never really thought he was anything special or worthy of being THE man utd number 9. The Balon D’or clause is hilarious
Exactly right, he became lazy and wouldn't track back or make any effort to chase the ball, unfortunately expectations don't always tally up with the reality ! Just look at the Antony, high expectations for £85 million, but has turned out to be a one trick pony which any defender knows exactly what he's going to do !
I think what killed his progress was the signing of Zlatan. Purely a marketing move from Ed Woodward. Things would be different had Martial been made the main man after his first season. But then there was also the issue of Jose
What is this obsession with Martial and his time at United?? The Henry comparison is more of a social media thing, not any real comparison. They both started at Monaco, and there ends the comparison. I have a soft spot for Martial. Just look at the state of this club and the forward line he's been involved in. During his time, he hasnt always played the centre forward. This is the most important point. Of his 8 seasons here, I'd say he had the responsibility of the main centre forward 3/8. When he's played out wide, he's always given an acceptable return, between 7-12 goals. And 2/3 seasons he played as a fully fit striker, he got 17 and 23 respectively. The game has also changed over the years, where wide forwards are almost more important than the strikers in some teams. Who and what kind of manager did we have in these key early years - Mourinho, who was much more interested in Martial, running backwards than what he was doing going forwards. Not to mention buying Alexis to take his spot when he was in his best vein of form under Mourinho. Martial has 63 goals in 209 apps, and Rashford has 78 in 255. Both have been let down badly. By comparison, Mahrez had 45 goals for City in five years where they basically won the league every year. Grealish has 11 goals in 3 yrs, again for a well-oiled team, top of the league. Martial and Rashford (I'm not even a big Rashford fan) have had to carry United during their worst era. If those two hadn't contributed the way they have scored the goals that they scored, just where would this club be without their contributions. The club is not well run, this is clear to all. As I said in the comments, Martial has been no greater flop than any other player signed during his time here, Fellani, Falcao, Pogba, Sanchez, Di Maria, Cavani, Maguire, Shaw, Antony, Fred, Mata, Sancho. Martial has given us far greater moments than all these players. He's not perfect. He has his faults, but a failure is a very harsh label because who has truly excelled at United.
Martial never really worked out at united his best season under ole was special. He had potential to be one of the best in the world he had all the attributes. In the end he never really reached that potential and fell away.
I think Martial also suffered what a lot of Man Utd forwards suffer from: No service. I think injuries still would have ruined him but he would have had more G/A. I remember back in the days of Lukaku that he would get less balls into him than other Big 6 forwards, and I’ve seen it with all of our strikers since (latest being Højlund. Happy he scored against Villa). Along with the litany of problems at Man Utd, not creating chances for their forwards needs to be looked at urgently.
Great video, but I want to point out a couple of things. Several United players over the years (and even recently) who played with Martial said that he was the best finisher at the club. And his biggest issue by far has been injuries. He can't stay fit. THAT is the main issue United fans have with him.
He recently came out saying that what changed was hat Solskear forced him to play 19/20 through injuries that weren't fully recovered... which has lead to his declinine form since
He possessed incredible talent, with the potential to shine as a star player. Unfortunately, his journey was marred by a combination of injuries, mental struggles, and, undoubtedly, the club's mismanagement. As a devoted United fan, it's truly disheartening to witness. ⚽😔
I thought he was going to kick on after his incredible 19/20 season then injuries and the arrival of Cavani and Ronaldo a season later ruined him. In hindsight, Mourinho was willing to sell Martial for Perisic and Joel Glazer refused and when Ole arrived he got a new deal. Guess Mourinho was spot on again because since the pandemic, Martial has failed to score 10 Premier League goals and his loan to Sevilla was a disaster class. 9 years at Manchester United and not even close to living up to his true potential bar some moments of brilliance. We should have cashed in on Martial in 2018.
Why apologise for using greenwood’s name? He’s not Voldemort, the guy messed up and did bad things and deserves hate for it, but to not say his name when people talk about hitler and people of that ilk is crazy, people too scared to get cancelled these days
I feel that currently, United should play a 4-4-2 with Martial and Højlund as the front two. Højlund can run head on into the defense will Martial can, and prefers, to drop back, control the ball and then either shoot or pass to Højlund. Him and Rasmus look complimentary for a front two. Like Villa and Torres.
As a utd fan,this is just another player who came to utd with a lot of talent, got many injuries and ended up dying out due to the poor management of the club and unfortunately the man utd squad has had a fair few of these players in recent years 😮💨
as a french i have quite the resentement against ManUtd and Mourinho. When i think how good Pogba, Martial, Varane... were before joining (emphasis on pogba).
@@toomuchstupididty6311moi aussi...et encore ils voulaient griezman/rabiot/mbappe. Jamais de la vie on laisse un de notre trio d'attaquant aller là bas. Ils nous en on ruiné 3 déjà....
A Player with terrific potential sadly never seeing the end of his potential, i think the move to MANU was not good just like Hamburger SV some players just don´t fit into certain clubs and id hope to see his potential re surge in a different leauge.
I think it comes down to several things all combining to a bad situation: 1. The prize tag at the time was seen as huge and ManU media put a lot of pressure on a young person who never really had had that pressure put on him, not even in the youth french teams. He most likely wasnt ready for that. 2. Giving him the nr 9 just to yank it away from him a year later to please Zlatan. This probably put some wrenches into his mentality, he maybe even felt betrayed, and this might impact his play, as he became more stationary from 2016 and onward which is shown in the defensive numbers being very bad. 3. He is a one trick pony. Even when he gets to play in his best position (centre forward) he tends to get the ball wide, dribbles towards the goal and tries to bend it in. Similar to Robben and Ribery, but not patient or diveres enough to beat PL level defenders regularly. The one really good season he had was when he was put as a centre forward, rather than a winger type forward, where he didnt had to do all of the work before shooting. Before and after that season he has mostly been used as a wider option to compensate a slower, bigger center forward, rather than himself being the centre forward (like Henrik Larsson to Zlatan in the Swedish national team or Solskjear to van Nistelrooy in the 2002 ManU). 4. A lot of coaches and no real feeling of security. Since he joined ManU, he have seen 5 different managers and their coaching teams, and only one gave him a fair chance and believed in him, which is where we see his best seasons. 5. Injuries. A lot of them. Not Wilshere levels, but still a lot. There are probably more reasons than this, but these are the ones that are easy to show in text. He should probably had been loaned back to Monaco for one more year, then moving over to the UK and try to get a place in the team or on loan in the PL. Media, club politics and a lot of bad coincidences in a short amount of time probably gutted his mentality. Its clear he aint enjoying football since some time back, and he is not the same happy footballer as he was in Monaco.
The main problem is a problem that practically all united strikers have had over the last 5 years, is the lack of service and obviously being pkayed through injuries, i do hope where ever he goes he can rekindle some form.
Such a shame about Martial. When on form, he's simply brilliant. Injuries and a lack of form really killed his United career. When he departs at the end of the season, it's hard to believe he'll have been there for nine years! Loan spell aside of course.
when they took the 9 away from him to give to the number to Ibra.17Goal debut season as a teenager, and they basically told him "you arent the striker we want, sorry not sorry"... that was the end for Tony Mart
He was one of those first "put the money in the furnace" transfers that ManU seems to have specialized in. It's actually amazing how good they have become at wasting money on meh players
It’s disappointing that you don’t really mention how bad his injuries have been. Under Ole he played whilst not being fully fit and it’s ruined him. He has no pace anymore because of leg injuries, not because he’s lazy.
His injury record is a big factor which is something Vizeh seems to have completely skipped over here. Right now, you no longer see Martial go on long dribble runs like he did for that debut goal against Liverpool because Martial now avoids high intensity sprints due to a spat of muscle injuries he has suffered. That is a big reason why he seems even more ineffective now than before, he can't even do his signature runs anymore.
Vizeh, unrelated to the video, but I'd appreciate it if you made a video on Schalke: they're near bottom of the 2nd bundesliga which is crazy as a couple years ago they averaged UCL football quite frequently. Much love and another great video
IMO what ruined Martial was: A) Money & Ego: That's what drives him not the will to be the best, too many young players are told from a young age "your great" or "your special" & it goes to their head. This ruins them not only in football but in life e.g. Michael Owen someone my brother works with did some painting & decorating at his home, when he was talking to his misses about the job Owen through a fit & was screaming at him calling him every name under the sun because he spoke to his misses. Another TAA trying to convince a pregnant married woman to cheat on her husband & have sex with him because he wanted to have sex with her. Tell a kid their special & better then everyone else & give them money & most turn into monsters. B) Its a Job: Most footballers actually don't like football their just using it too get money, I bet (judging from his actions & attitude) Martial doesn't like football. He's just another kid that happened to be good at it & sees it as a job rather then a passion. C) Rashford: This works both ways as when Martial was brought Rashford was still in the academy & hadn't broke onto the scene yet. When Rashford showed potential Man Utd now had a massive problem, 2 young, high potential but very inconsistent, dribble focus, purple patches, ,injury prone, Inside LW (that wanted to play ST), that needed game time & a solid structure to unlock their potential. This damaged both players development because neither were given room to grow as the next star at Man Utd (this is on Man Utd because if they had Rashford they should've never signed Martial, but the Glazor's wanted a big money signing & so they got Martial).
The muppetry of past managers and the glazers not having a clue and just funding it, is punishing man utd The contracts of most of the squad is eye watering,and I'm a neutral but can see it
He was good on his day, trouble is he didn't have enough 'on his days' not consistent enough, not enough effort, not forgetting he was branded 'Lazy' for always waiting for the ball to be presented to him at his feet, no effort to get the ball at all !
Ballon D’or clause
Iconic
It really hurts just knowing he's could have done amazing
Ballon D’or
Memes memes memes
So funny I swear
I think he was an amazing player; he had the potential to become a star. He was affected not only by injuries but also by his mentality and, obviously, the poor management in the club. As a United fan, it's disheartening.
He's a result of mourinho's poor youth development. Imagine where we would be if we stuck with LVG
Yeah, his technical ability is absolutely insane, if only he's 10 years older and had Sir Alex
Loads of pace and low brainpower shouldn't be confused with "potential".
He was lacking a lot of attributes, wasn’t particularly strong or aggressive. His skillset was quite specific to dribbling and ok pace. He was completely ineffective in the air, from crosses and set pieces. He had a decent curled shot. Basically he needed all the stars to align to have a good performance that suited his narrow skillset
He has zero fight or desire.
At this point you can make a whole series of "The Tragic Tale of _____" with half of the Man United squad
The tragic tale of being in united XD
Martial has proved several times his class and potential like that debut goalz that 20+ goal season under ole, that chip over ben foster but injuries ruined him and some would argue his attitude was also a reason.
You think Attitude is a cheap excuse or is there something behind that?
@@Vizehprobably the fact that he had to play injured as he claimed and that ruined him
@@Vizehhey mate, I think attitude really reflects how a player plays and martial after that 2020/21 season where he was struggling with injuries and people were calling him lazy cause he wasn't striking hence we bought cavani* changed his attitude drastically and caused his decline.
@@ahmedkhawaja5376 If that was true, it's the same Ronaldo (Brazil) had. FYI not saying he was supposed to be anything near Ronaldo though.
@@Vizeh There's always something behind it, honestly. Whether that's a mental issue or an ego issue, we can't know for sure. And whether those issues are self-inflicted, a result of bad club management, bad influences, something else, or all of the above, it creates the same outcome. A good player doesn't become a bad player out of nowhere. All the best to him in the future, wherever and whatever that may be.
I’m not even a Man U fan. I’m a rangers fan. Born in Glasgow.
But martial gave me one of my favourite football memories. Watching his first game at United, with my grandad before he got sick. Having my first beer with him.
Crying real tears thinking about it now.
How have you gone the whole video without mentioning his horrific injury record 😂
I’ll be honest, kind of forgot sorry😂
Lol mate thats how incomplet le or false narratives are perperuated by media@@Vizeh
It’s sad because of how much potential he had and he showed it early on but injuries ruined him he’s almsot like a reverse luke shaw who started out poorly but then hit form and now starts for England it’s to bad that martial never became a French national team starter. (Btw pls make a Shaw video)
Thank you for your comment mate, injuries is a big factor of course!
Both have suffered terribly with injuries but Martial appears to have given up, Shaw hasn't.
I remember being being at old Trafford when he scored that goal against Liverpool… such a class player at times but injuries and a dysfunctional team has absolutely killed any potential unfortunately
I can tell you even the kit precisely it’s that iconic to me
It is iconic to me ,too. I am glad I found someone else feel as I do. It truly captured how United was as a team ,truly a memorable one. An your video is exactly the same I always thought of martial. He is sure surely to blame for his downfall.While united was a shitty place for a young talent to develope but he let him self stay in that environment to begin with, compare him to De Bryune ,who despite being a newcomer team in a legendary Chelsea team that won the primere league under the special one Jose mourinhou asked to be loaned out because he was not a starter on his third match ,truly a mentality difference.@@Vizeh
You could do a "Tragic Tale" video about the majority of the man united squad
Sadly that's very true
There was a serious player in him back when he was at his best, but injuries and a lack of work ethic was what killed his career at United. Such a shame to see how his career ended up.
Still decent on FIFA at least
United are the problem clearly. Too many players underperform
loving these player documentaries, keep it up mate honestly world class content
Thank you so much mate!
“He’s too quick for the opposition,they knew about him,but they couldn’t stop him.Antony Martial”. What could have been
Awful to see man
I still remember that game, as I was watching it, and thought Man U had grabbed a bargin. Which to be fair, he was slowly turning into. But the last few years has just been. Shrug.
Also, I really hate these narratives these days. Like imagine being a young player, just wanting to establish yourself, do your best, etc. Only for media, or scouts, or such be like 'HE'S THE NEXT MESSI. THE NEXT RONALDO, THE NEXT HENRY.' Like bruh, the kid just came onto the scene, give him space lmao.
I was never on the Marital hype train, I don’t know. I never really thought he was anything special or worthy of being THE man utd number 9. The Balon D’or clause is hilarious
he was such a good player it’s really sad how he started to not care anymore i really miss his younger self he needs a move to either ligue 1 or mls
Can see him going Saudi I think
Exactly right, he became lazy and wouldn't track back or make any effort to chase the ball, unfortunately expectations don't always tally up with the reality ! Just look at the Antony, high expectations for £85 million, but has turned out to be a one trick pony which any defender knows exactly what he's going to do !
I think what killed his progress was the signing of Zlatan. Purely a marketing move from Ed Woodward. Things would be different had Martial been made the main man after his first season. But then there was also the issue of Jose
What is this obsession with Martial and his time at United?? The Henry comparison is more of a social media thing, not any real comparison. They both started at Monaco, and there ends the comparison.
I have a soft spot for Martial. Just look at the state of this club and the forward line he's been involved in.
During his time, he hasnt always played the centre forward. This is the most important point. Of his 8 seasons here, I'd say he had the responsibility of the main centre forward 3/8.
When he's played out wide, he's always given an acceptable return, between 7-12 goals. And 2/3 seasons he played as a fully fit striker, he got 17 and 23 respectively.
The game has also changed over the years, where wide forwards are almost more important than the strikers in some teams. Who and what kind of manager did we have in these key early years - Mourinho, who was much more interested in Martial, running backwards than what he was doing going forwards. Not to mention buying Alexis to take his spot when he was in his best vein of form under Mourinho.
Martial has 63 goals in 209 apps, and Rashford has 78 in 255. Both have been let down badly.
By comparison, Mahrez had 45 goals for City in five years where they basically won the league every year. Grealish has 11 goals in 3 yrs, again for a well-oiled team, top of the league.
Martial and Rashford (I'm not even a big Rashford fan) have had to carry United during their worst era. If those two hadn't contributed the way they have scored the goals that they scored, just where would this club be without their contributions.
The club is not well run, this is clear to all. As I said in the comments, Martial has been no greater flop than any other player signed during his time here, Fellani, Falcao, Pogba, Sanchez, Di Maria, Cavani, Maguire, Shaw, Antony, Fred, Mata, Sancho.
Martial has given us far greater moments than all these players. He's not perfect. He has his faults, but a failure is a very harsh label because who has truly excelled at United.
Martial never really worked out at united his best season under ole was special. He had potential to be one of the best in the world he had all the attributes. In the end he never really reached that potential and fell away.
So sad to see man, and he's not even that old either he should be at his peak!
Is it just me or your editing got better, props to you man
I’ve gone out to improve the quality of the content mate!
This narration and script went down tho.
I think Martial also suffered what a lot of Man Utd forwards suffer from: No service. I think injuries still would have ruined him but he would have had more G/A.
I remember back in the days of Lukaku that he would get less balls into him than other Big 6 forwards, and I’ve seen it with all of our strikers since (latest being Højlund. Happy he scored against Villa).
Along with the litany of problems at Man Utd, not creating chances for their forwards needs to be looked at urgently.
Great video, but I want to point out a couple of things.
Several United players over the years (and even recently) who played with Martial said that he was the best finisher at the club.
And his biggest issue by far has been injuries. He can't stay fit. THAT is the main issue United fans have with him.
Only 3 years ago he was united player of the season, injuries ruined it but he can come back
Nah it is over for him, united are looking to sell him and they are not renewing his contract
Martial found a club that has enabled his worst qualities, which ultimately benefited his bank account, while hurting his overall career.
Sadly the case with many United players
your editor did an great job on this video, you should give him a raise
that Black Ops 1 music took me back. Sleeper agent Mason was putting up better number that Martial😂
I was dying the whole time you was trying to figure out the team with the black and white stripes 😂
It's Juventus trust me bro
I love the new editing vizeh. ❤❤❤
Thank you David!
Can you do a video on the current state of newcastle? On Why are they losing so much? Tactics? Injury?
He recently came out saying that what changed was hat Solskear forced him to play 19/20 through injuries that weren't fully recovered... which has lead to his declinine form since
His control and calmness on the ball is on another level and reminds me of hazard but he's missing something idk what though
Consistency
The fact they had this kinda video in the 1920s is probably the most impressive thing of the video!
He possessed incredible talent, with the potential to shine as a star player. Unfortunately, his journey was marred by a combination of injuries, mental struggles, and, undoubtedly, the club's mismanagement. As a devoted United fan, it's truly disheartening to witness. ⚽😔
I thought he was going to kick on after his incredible 19/20 season then injuries and the arrival of Cavani and Ronaldo a season later ruined him. In hindsight, Mourinho was willing to sell Martial for Perisic and Joel Glazer refused and when Ole arrived he got a new deal. Guess Mourinho was spot on again because since the pandemic, Martial has failed to score 10 Premier League goals and his loan to Sevilla was a disaster class. 9 years at Manchester United and not even close to living up to his true potential bar some moments of brilliance. We should have cashed in on Martial in 2018.
I don't know why i get that vibe from him, but i feel like he views football as a chore
Why apologise for using greenwood’s name? He’s not Voldemort, the guy messed up and did bad things and deserves hate for it, but to not say his name when people talk about hitler and people of that ilk is crazy, people too scared to get cancelled these days
background music got me anxious to hop in da game
Am I hearing something or is that Call of Duty Black Ops 1 multiplayer music in the background. W choice
yes bro you're not the only one 🤝
I feel that currently, United should play a 4-4-2 with Martial and Højlund as the front two. Højlund can run head on into the defense will Martial can, and prefers, to drop back, control the ball and then either shoot or pass to Højlund. Him and Rasmus look complimentary for a front two. Like Villa and Torres.
U tell ten hag that
Sadly at the top level such a lack of managers adapts a 4-4-2 anymore😢
@@Vizeh true. 4-4-3 provides more width but the current squad lack so much strength in midfield. I feel that we need to put more people in there.
Yoo the Black ops 1 music gives me goosebumps watching this video
Best football doc's on youtube 👏
Thank you so much mate!
The COD lobby music is the best part
7:43 and the iconic Martial 😂😂😂😂😂. I can’t stop laughing
Hearing the black ops 1 music kick in at the start of the vid gave me chills. What a game.
Bienvenue à Montréal!
In France his is more talked about in the gossip media then in the football one saddly. Great video Vizeh and happy new year everyone 💙.
Happy new year mate!
We especially like to talk about his love of buttholes 😂😂😂
Great video as always. Gave me a sudden urge to play CoD Black Ops though.
My pleasure mate! Enjoy it
As a utd fan,this is just another player who came to utd with a lot of talent, got many injuries and ended up dying out due to the poor management of the club and unfortunately the man utd squad has had a fair few of these players in recent years 😮💨
as a french i have quite the resentement against ManUtd and Mourinho. When i think how good Pogba, Martial, Varane... were before joining (emphasis on pogba).
@@toomuchstupididty6311moi aussi...et encore ils voulaient griezman/rabiot/mbappe. Jamais de la vie on laisse un de notre trio d'attaquant aller là bas. Ils nous en on ruiné 3 déjà....
A Player with terrific potential sadly never seeing the end of his potential, i think the move to MANU was not good just like Hamburger SV some players just don´t fit into certain clubs and id hope to see his potential re surge in a different leauge.
Love these sort of vids keep it up mate
I think it comes down to several things all combining to a bad situation:
1. The prize tag at the time was seen as huge and ManU media put a lot of pressure on a young person who never really had had that pressure put on him, not even in the youth french teams. He most likely wasnt ready for that.
2. Giving him the nr 9 just to yank it away from him a year later to please Zlatan. This probably put some wrenches into his mentality, he maybe even felt betrayed, and this might impact his play, as he became more stationary from 2016 and onward which is shown in the defensive numbers being very bad.
3. He is a one trick pony. Even when he gets to play in his best position (centre forward) he tends to get the ball wide, dribbles towards the goal and tries to bend it in. Similar to Robben and Ribery, but not patient or diveres enough to beat PL level defenders regularly. The one really good season he had was when he was put as a centre forward, rather than a winger type forward, where he didnt had to do all of the work before shooting. Before and after that season he has mostly been used as a wider option to compensate a slower, bigger center forward, rather than himself being the centre forward (like Henrik Larsson to Zlatan in the Swedish national team or Solskjear to van Nistelrooy in the 2002 ManU).
4. A lot of coaches and no real feeling of security. Since he joined ManU, he have seen 5 different managers and their coaching teams, and only one gave him a fair chance and believed in him, which is where we see his best seasons.
5. Injuries. A lot of them. Not Wilshere levels, but still a lot.
There are probably more reasons than this, but these are the ones that are easy to show in text. He should probably had been loaned back to Monaco for one more year, then moving over to the UK and try to get a place in the team or on loan in the PL. Media, club politics and a lot of bad coincidences in a short amount of time probably gutted his mentality. Its clear he aint enjoying football since some time back, and he is not the same happy footballer as he was in Monaco.
ManU is not a good team for youth management and development
The main problem is a problem that practically all united strikers have had over the last 5 years, is the lack of service and obviously being pkayed through injuries, i do hope where ever he goes he can rekindle some form.
Editing is on another level for this video!
Wtf I didn't even remember that he leave for loan last year 😭😭
I remember watching that game and I literally shed a tear when that goal went in against Liverpool
That's intense bro
@@Vizeh I think we all had a young prospect coming into our club that we thought was going to be something special but turned out not to be🥲
That black ops music still magic to the ears
The background music in the first few minutes is from a COD but i cant remember which one...still brought a lot of nostalgia of my childhood
It’s from Black Ops
ΑΝΤΩΝΗ ΑΓΟΡΙ ΜΟΥ ΕΛΑ ΣΤΑ ΦΙΛΑΔΕΛΦΕΙΑ ΝΑ ΠΑΙΞΕΙΣ ΜΠΑΛΙΤΣΑ
Do one of the current status of Santiago Giménez in Feyenoord. He recently passed Suarez record in the holland league.
Such a shame about Martial. When on form, he's simply brilliant. Injuries and a lack of form really killed his United career. When he departs at the end of the season, it's hard to believe he'll have been there for nine years! Loan spell aside of course.
My grandpa remembers him from 1820, triffic little player
Rest in piece legend
Martial was what people thought Mbappé would eventually become
COD soundtrack was unexpected ( but very much appreciated)
I hope it makes you go to play COD now
Not an Henry, not an Anelka either
when they took the 9 away from him to give to the number to Ibra.17Goal debut season as a teenager, and they basically told him "you arent the striker we want, sorry not sorry"... that was the end for Tony Mart
I was actually thinking of Mbappé, but thanks for jogging my memory.
Ice Cold 🥶
Bro the COD lobby music 💀
Yh I hear it too I thought why this music 💀
Love the new vid style keep it up its brilliant
Love the call of duty black ops lobby music you’ve got here
Gotta love the black ops music
OG Black Ops music hits hard
I can see him going to a Brighton or Villa and becoming elite! What if he's a late bloomer? A modern day Anelka? 🤔
He was one of those first "put the money in the furnace" transfers that ManU seems to have specialized in. It's actually amazing how good they have become at wasting money on meh players
That black ops 1 background music 🔥🤌🏽
Babe wake up new Vizeh video out
I think a stat you're missing is he's my top goal scorer last 2 seasons of my Man Utd Master League.
Volume is so low in the video
It’s disappointing that you don’t really mention how bad his injuries have been. Under Ole he played whilst not being fully fit and it’s ruined him. He has no pace anymore because of leg injuries, not because he’s lazy.
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I really wish he had the proper guidance and avoided injury, or injury to the extent he suffered.
The Black Ops menu music in the background is 🤌🏻
7:03 it’s quite clearly prime Juventus you can even see Gianluigi Buffon
His injury record is a big factor which is something Vizeh seems to have completely skipped over here.
Right now, you no longer see Martial go on long dribble runs like he did for that debut goal against Liverpool because Martial now avoids high intensity sprints due to a spat of muscle injuries he has suffered. That is a big reason why he seems even more ineffective now than before, he can't even do his signature runs anymore.
Not even Alex and David Mason could save him. Maybe Woods called
Vizeh, unrelated to the video, but I'd appreciate it if you made a video on Schalke: they're near bottom of the 2nd bundesliga which is crazy as a couple years ago they averaged UCL football quite frequently. Much love and another great video
Just peeped bro had bo1 theme song in the back
Ayy Vizeh using the Black Ops 1 multiplayer theme in this video!
The Black Ops main menu music goes hard
Love the black ops background music lol
No one gonna talk about the black ops 1 theme in the back, thought I was bugging out
IMO what ruined Martial was:
A) Money & Ego: That's what drives him not the will to be the best, too many young players are told from a young age "your great" or "your special" & it goes to their head. This ruins them not only in football but in life e.g. Michael Owen someone my brother works with did some painting & decorating at his home, when he was talking to his misses about the job Owen through a fit & was screaming at him calling him every name under the sun because he spoke to his misses. Another TAA trying to convince a pregnant married woman to cheat on her husband & have sex with him because he wanted to have sex with her. Tell a kid their special & better then everyone else & give them money & most turn into monsters.
B) Its a Job: Most footballers actually don't like football their just using it too get money, I bet (judging from his actions & attitude) Martial doesn't like football. He's just another kid that happened to be good at it & sees it as a job rather then a passion.
C) Rashford: This works both ways as when Martial was brought Rashford was still in the academy & hadn't broke onto the scene yet. When Rashford showed potential Man Utd now had a massive problem, 2 young, high potential but very inconsistent, dribble focus, purple patches, ,injury prone, Inside LW (that wanted to play ST), that needed game time & a solid structure to unlock their potential. This damaged both players development because neither were given room to grow as the next star at Man Utd (this is on Man Utd because if they had Rashford they should've never signed Martial, but the Glazor's wanted a big money signing & so they got Martial).
The muppetry of past managers and the glazers not having a clue and just funding it, is punishing man utd
The contracts of most of the squad is eye watering,and I'm a neutral but can see it
What a tragedy im sure he wipes his tears with his millions he’s succeeded significantly more than the average person not a tragedy at all
Don't worry, he will get a ball d'Or in AEK Athens. 💛🖤
Still believe he could’ve been one of the greatest strikers to grace the league if injuries weren’t a thing
Everyone thought they had an Mbappe on their hands. Martial was supposed to be United's Mbappe.
MARTIAL Will be the BEST In The World
He was good on his day, trouble is he didn't have enough 'on his days' not consistent enough, not enough effort, not forgetting he was branded 'Lazy' for always waiting for the ball to be presented to him at his feet, no effort to get the ball at all !
I remember when I won him the Ballon d'Or in Fifa 16...
I think I did same in FIFA 18