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Published 08:37 1 May 2018 BST

Instead, Henrikh Mkhitaryan made the move to north London, but it seems Arsenal supporters haven't completely given up hope of signing the former Monaco forward.
Martial appeared from the bench as United defeated Arsenal 2-1 on Sunday in Arsene Wenger's final visit to Old Trafford before he steps down as Gunners manager in the summer.
Martial briefly acknowledged the 68-year-old on the sidelines, later tweeting 'tribute to a legend' with an image of the pair.
https://twitter.com/AnthonyMartial/status/990868689649127424
The tweet has since received over 10,000 retweets. It has also, for some reason, given some Arsenal fans hope that Martial may yet end up plying his trade at The Emirates next season.
Just look at some of the replies:
https://twitter.com/RedLacazette/status/990871981674377216
https://twitter.com/aliladiere/status/990888721997271041
https://twitter.com/TalesofSukesh/status/990871765768376321
https://twitter.com/RedWhite_Gooner/status/990875504067608576
https://twitter.com/MalwarePeter/status/990873372488884224
https://twitter.com/afcdirector/status/990895355612073985
https://twitter.com/AlbertMugume3/status/990889686846656517
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