On the way to+place><on the way to go to+place

[Dilbarhossainchy]

Context: Someone said "I am on the way to go to the market."

Would you mind letting me know whether the sentence "I am on the way to go to the market." is also correct instead of the sentence "I am on the way to the market."?

Many many thanks in advance 🙏

 

[heypresto]

I am on the way to go to the market.
I am on the way to the market.

I am on my way to the market.

 

[Dilbarhossainchy]

I am on the way to go to the market.
I am on the way to the market.

I am on my way to the market.

Could you please let me know if the first one is wrong according to grammar, please?

 

[Loob]

It's odd rather than ungrammatical.

 

[heypresto]

It's odd rather than ungrammatical.

If it means anything, it means something like 'I'm on my way to the place from which I will then go to the market.'