Manchester United outcast Antony is ready to take a pay cut to move to Real Betis during this summer window. The 25-year-old enjoyed a fantastic loan spell at Betis after joining them in the January window to rejuvenate his career.
The arrival of Ruben Amorim changed many things quickly at the club, as the Portuguese made ruthless and quick decisions. Amorim allowed the departure of players like Antony and Marcus Rashford, deciding that they are not part of his plans.
The Man United boss plays a 3-4-2-1 tactic and requires players who are different in profile from what he inherited. Despite Antony’s fantastic return to form, Amorim maintains his stance of selling the Brazilian this summer to bolster United’s finances.

The Red Devils have faced a lot of financial problems, mostly due to their frivolous transfer expenses and unjustified wages. Antony is one of the players on massive wages, whom he acquired immediately after his £86m move to Man United.
According to Fichajes, Antony is ready to join Betis by taking a pay cut and ending his disastrous United spell. The 25-year-old is valued at £25m, and Betis could acquire that sum by selling Johnny Cardoso to rivals Atletico Madrid.
The Brazil international has highlighted how he felt hopeless due to the persistent struggle during his tenure at Man United. Antony received criticism for his flamboyant style of play, and the drop in his confidence resulted in a poor contribution.
The 25-year-old winger played 26 games in all competitions for Betis last season, scoring nine goals and providing five assists. With Antony’s help, Manuel Pellegrini’s side reached the UEFA Conference League final last season as the 25-year-old received well-earned praise.
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With the 2026 World Cup next year, a permanent move to Betis is the best thing for Antony this summer. As for United, getting the Brazilian off their payroll, along with acquiring some valuation despite the loss, is the best scenario for them.