However, Manchester United would prefer to sell Antony to the highest bidder. This could include Bayer Leverkusen, where former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is now in charge. The club might be looking for the best financial offer for the player.
According to reports, Real Betis is favouring a new loan arrangement for next season. This deal would include a permanent option worth £35 million. If this agreement is reached, it could be beneficial for both the club and the player.
Antony, on the other hand, is reportedly open to staying with Real Betis, even if it means accepting a lower salary than his current contract with Manchester United. The player's willingness to adapt could make the partnership a successful one.
As the talks continue, it remains to be seen how the situation will unfold. Will Real Betis and Manchester United reach an agreement, or will Bayer Leverkusen enter the picture with a different proposal?
