At Premier League – Manchester City's turnover for the first time higher than Manchester United's”>Manchester United, the dispute between team manager Ralf Rangnick, 63, and attacker Anthony Martial, 26, comes to a head. The France international on Sunday denied his manager’s claim that he refused to be included in the Premier League squad for Aston Villa. “I will never refuse to play a game for Manchester United,” Martial wrote on Instagram: “I’ve been here for seven years and I’ve never treated the club and its fans with disrespect. I won’t do that in the future either.” Rangnick had left a seat vacant on the bench in Saturday’s game (2-2) and announced that Martial had decided not to travel to Birmingham. “Yes, he didn’t want to be in the squad,” he said. Martial wants to leave the club in winter.
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