In recent years, the world of football has witnessed some of the most exciting developments in recent history. One such development is the rise of new contracts that have been signed between clubs in the Premier League (PL). These contracts often involve players who have not yet reached the peak of their career, but they are still considered to be valuable assets.

One example of such a contract was the agreement between Manchester United and French midfielder Anthony Martial. In January 2019, Martial agreed to sign a three-year deal with the club for a fee of £85 million. The move was seen as a significant step forward for the Red Devils, who had struggled to attract top-class talent from other European leagues in recent years.

However, despite the success of the deal, it was clear that there were concerns about the long-term future of Martial. He has since gone on to make over 100 appearances for Manchester United and has become one of the most decorated players in the club's history. However, he is now free to negotiate his own future with a team of his choice.

This latest example shows that even when a player is just starting out, they can still contribute significantly to a team and provide valuable contributions to the club's success. It also highlights the importance of having strong relationships with key figures within the club and the ability to communicate effectively with them.

Overall, the rise of new contracts in the Premier League has brought us closer together as fans, players and supporters. We hope that this trend continues and that we see more of these agreements in the coming years.