After snubbing Benfica, Antony finds a new club | OneFootball

Antony has no place in Ruben Amorim’s squad at Manchester United, and his future is expected to be in Spain. According to reports, an agreement has already been reached between the Red Devils and Real Betis for the permanent transfer of the Brazilian to the Seville-based club, considering the player had been on loan to the Spaniards in recent months.

Fabrizio Romano, a transfer market specialist, reports that Real Betis will pay Manchester United a fixed fee of 22 million euros, with an additional 3 million euros in performance-related bonuses.

The same source also reveals that Manchester United has secured 50% of the player’s rights, thus guaranteeing half of any future transfer fee for Antony. The Brazilian international is expected to arrive in Seville within the next 24 hours to undergo his medical examinations.

It should be noted that, in order to fill the gap left by Ángel Di María, who left Benfica on a free transfer and joined Rosario Central.

In the second half of the 24/25 football season, playing for Real Betis, Antony—currently valued at 35 million euros—played 29 matches: 17 in La Liga and nine in the Conference League. In 2,135 minutes on the pitch, the Brazilian international scored nine goals and provided six assists, helping the team reach the final of the European competition, although they were ultimately defeated by Chelsea.

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