Real Betis to present new Antony offer to Manchester United in next 24 hours | OneFootball

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·24 August 2025

Real Betis to present new Antony offer to Manchester United in next 24 hours

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Manchester United are desperate to part ways with Antony before the summer is out, and Real Betis want to re-sign him. Efforts to bring him back to Andalusia have been slow-moving, but it’s expected that there will be significant developments in the coming days.

Man United are clear that a permanent transfer is their priority, but their asking price is out of reach for Betis, whose head coach Manuel Pellegrini has called for a swift resolution to the matter. It was revealed earlier in the weekend that the two clubs remain in talks, and Los Verdiblancos are now ready to make another move.


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Betis saw a loan offer rejected earlier in the summer, but they are now ready to make a second bid. As per Daily Mail, they are planning to submit their new proposal in the next 24 hours.

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GUIMARAES (Portugal), 13/03/2025.- Betis player Antony poses after scoring the 0-3 goal during the UEFA Conference League Round of 16, 2nd leg soccer match between Vitoria Guimaraes and Real Betis, in Guimaraes, Portugal, 13 March 2025. (Image via EFE/EPA/HUGO DELGADO)

Antony only wants to return to Betis

Man United have been very frustrated in their efforts to sell Antony, especially as they have received strong interest from a number of clubs keen on signing him – including those in Saudi Arabia. However, the 25-year-old has made it clear that he is only interested in a return to Betis, which he could now get.

It remains to be seen what offer is presented to Man United. Betis are reportedly open to negotiating a loan with an obligation to buy next summer, or a cut-price deal could also be put forward – in this case, the Premier League side would retain a very significant sell-on clause. But for now, it remains to be seen whether either of these would appease Old Trafford officials.

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