- The fee Manchester United will be demanding for Antony has been revealed
- Antony had struggled at United but is currently excelling on loan at Real Betis
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Manchester United’s asking price for any club to sign Antony on a permanent basis this summer has been revealed.
After enduring a difficult time at Old Trafford, Antony has enjoyed a new lease of life following his loan move to Real Betis.
Antony has caught the eye with his performances and has scored six goals in 19 appearances for Betis across all competitions as well as providing four assists.
Betis are reportedly interested in another loan move for Antony, while Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid may attempt to sign him permanently, according to El Chiringuito,
Although he has two years remaining on his contract at United it remains to be seen if there is any chance of Antony having a future at the club.
United will be looking to recoup some of the £86million that they paid to sign Antony from Ajax in 2022.
Manchester United’s asking price for the permanent signing of Antony has been revealed
Ruben Amorim allowed Antony to leave on loan and United could let him leave permanently
Atletico Madrid, managed by Diego Simeone, are interested in a move for Antony
As reported by El Chiringuito, United are demanding between £34m and £42m (between €40m and €50m) for Antony.
Betis face Atletico Madrid away in LaLiga on May 18, which may give Antony a further chance to impress Simeone.
The winger endured much misfortune at United as he struggled for consistency.
In total he scored just 12 goals in 96 games but he won the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup.
Antony’s performances on loan at Betis have certainly provided a reminder of the ability that he possesses.
On Thursday night he scored a superb winner as Betis won 2-1 at home to Fiorentina in the first leg of their Europa Conference League semi-final.
If Betis were to triumph in that competition then it would be a superb way for Antony to conclude what has been an excellent loan spell.
