Antony Transfer from Manchester United to Atlético Madrid
Atlético de Madrid has shown interest in signing Antony, with the possibility of offering a higher fee than Real Betis. Manchester United is considering selling him to a club that can provide a better financial offer.
Antony, after a successful loan spell at Real Betis, is likely to leave Manchester United for €50m. His exit is described as 'imminent', but the official announcement might take days or weeks. Atletico Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen have also shown interest in him.
ESPN BR provides an update on Antony's situation as he returns from a loan spell at Betis. Antony has returned from a loan spell at Betis and is not expected to stay at Manchester United. His agents are actively seeking a new club for him in Europe. Atlético de Madrid is one of the clubs being considered as a potential destination. Manchester United is looking to sell Antony as part of their cost-cutting measures, including saving on his high salary of nearly 12 million euros per season. Negotiations with other clubs are in the early stages.
Goal.com reports on Antony's revived career at Real Betis and the subsequent interest from Atletico Madrid. Antony, previously considered a major transfer flop at Manchester United, has revived his career at Real Betis since joining them during the January transfer window. His impressive performances have attracted interest from Atletico Madrid. Antony is also back in the Brazil national squad for the first time in two years.
Atletico Madrid has shown interest in signing Antony this summer. They might have more financial resources than Real Betis to complete the deal. Manchester United hopes to sell Antony to raise funds, looking for at least £40 million.
Team Talk reports on Atletico Madrid's interest in Antony amid scouting efforts at his Real Betis games. Atletico Madrid has shown serious interest in Antony, with scouts attending several of his matches for Real Betis.
Atletico Madrid have joined the race to sign Antony as they aim to increase their attacking options alongside their interest in Alejandro Garnacho.
90min reports that Antony's future at Manchester United looks uncertain as the club considers sending him out on another loan. Antony has no future at Manchester United, and the club is prepared to send the Brazilian out on another loan. Atletico Madrid, under Diego Simeone, is interested in Antony as an ideal strike partner for Julian Alvarez.
Antony has been loaned to Real Betis since January and has revitalized his form. Real Betis are eager to make the winger’s stay permanent, but they face growing competition from Atletico Madrid. Atletico Madrid would offer Antony a chance to remain in Spain and play at a high level. Manchester United could prefer selling to Atletico Madrid over Arsenal if a bidding war ensues, even if both clubs meet their valuation.
The Sun reports on Atletico Madrid's interest in signing Antony following his successful loan spell at Real Betis. Antony is attracting interest from Atletico Madrid due to his impressive performance during his loan at Real Betis. Atletico Madrid have made an enquiry for him, seeing this as an opportunity to acquire the player as they are set to play in the Champions League next season. However, Manchester United will demand a fee in the region of €40-50 million for Antony.
Antony has impressed during his loan at Real Betis and Atletico Madrid are ready to enter the race for his signature. Despite Real Betis' interest to make the deal permanent, they are unlikely to afford his wages or the transfer fee. Atletico Madrid will intensify their pursuit with a reported €100 million fee for Antony and Garnacho combined.
Atletico Madrid have made a substantial offer to sign Antony on a permanent deal from Manchester United. Reports from Spanish media suggest that Atletico Madrid's proposal is worth up to £64m with add-ons, consisting of €45m (£38m) fixed and a further €30m (£26m) in variables. This move positions Atletico Madrid as the frontrunner in the race to sign Antony.
Team Talk reported that Atletico Madrid had shown interest in Antony due to his outstanding performances in Spain. Diego Simeone's side was said to be impressed by Antony's form in Spain and was closely monitoring his situation. Antony, who had been loaned to Real Betis from Manchester United, had greatly improved his form, contributing to eight goals in just 12 appearances. His performances had helped Real Betis achieve six consecutive LaLiga victories, including a significant win against Real Madrid. Consequently, Manchester United's initial £40m asking price for Antony was now seen as more realistic, drawing attention from Atletico Madrid and other potential suitors.
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