Lisandro Martinez fights to save Manchester United career amid injuries
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 1:20 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Lisandro Martinez is facing challenges to his Manchester United future as concerns rise over his injury history. With his contract expiring at the end of the season, United holds an option for an additional year. Despite being regarded as their best defender when fit, Martinez has struggled with injuries, missing 88 matches since his arrival. He did not start in United’s opener against Hull City, possibly due to fatigue after participating in the World Cup. The club may activate his option to protect his market value before potentially moving him on.
- •Martinez's contract expires at season's end
- •He has missed 88 matches during his time at United
- •Reportedly did not start the season opener against Hull City
- •Valued at £38.5 million according to Transfermarkt
- •Club may activate contract option for resale purposes
- 1:20 PMYahoo Sports — Man Utd fan-favourite ‘faces fight’ to save Old Trafford career as INEOS grow tired of unrelenting injury problems
"Lisandro Martinez reportedly ‘faces a fight’ to save his Manchester United career amid growing concerns over his checkered injury record, according to talkSPORT.The centre-half’s contract is due...
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