Manchester United winger Antony remains determined to push for a return to Real Betis. Even though Saudi clubs have expressed interest in the Brazilian forward, this is not in his consideration.
It is understood that for Antony himself, he has a clear plan for his future and is not interested in offers from other clubs. It is reported that Saudi giants Al-Nassr once made a high-salary offer to sign him, and in addition, teams from Europe and other top five leagues have also shown interest in him.
However, Antony has rejected all these offers.
Antony has made it clear that he hopes to stay and play in Europe's top leagues, particularly inclined to return to La Liga. With the 2026 World Cup approaching and Carlo Ancelotti recalling him to the Brazil national team, he values consistent playing time and stability in maintaining his competitive form even more.
Betis are also eager to re-sign the Brazilian international. Notably, Betis have clearly put forward a new loan proposal. The proposal includes an option for Betis to acquire 50% of Antony's ownership for no more than €20 million; furthermore, when Antony reaches a specific number of appearances, a mandatory buyout clause will be triggered, and Betis will also be able to gradually acquire his remaining ownership in the future.
However, for Manchester United, the Red Devils hope to sell Antony for a higher price, especially considering the transfer fee they paid to sign him initially and his performance during his loan spell at Betis.
