Sevilla are reportedly not planning to pursue a permanent deal for Manchester United forward Anthony Martial during this summer's transfer window.
The France international moved to Estadio Ramon on loan in January and has been a regular since his arrival, making nine appearances in all competitions, contributing one goal and one assist.
There is no permanent clause in the agreement with Sevilla, though, so the attacker is due to return to his parent club this summer.
According to Marca, the Spanish outfit will not look to sign the Frenchman on a long-term basis this summer, having been disappointed with his contribution.
The report claims that Julen Lopetegui's side beat Barcelona to Martial's signature, but he has found it difficult to make his mark with Los Nervionenses.
The 26-year-old is yet to find the back of the net in La Liga this season, managing just one assist in six appearances since his arrival in January.
Martial still has more than two years left to run on his contract at Old Trafford and could potentially be in the plans of the English club's new head coach.
Matt Law
