Transfers

Man United’s stance on one final Antony bid revealed

The Red Devils do not appear ready to call time on their pursuit just yet.


A fresh insight into the ongoing saga surrounding the future of Ajax star and Manchester United target Antony has been provided on Saturday evening.

The name of wide-man Antony, of course, has taken its place front and centre in the media headlines once more over the course of the last 24 hours.

This comes after word was forthcoming in the media that the aforementioned Man United, long-term suitors of the Brazilian, had tabled a mammoth offer for his services.

The board at The Johan Cruyff Arena, though, remained defiant in opting to knock the proposal back.

Antony himself, in turn, opted to take matters into his own hands, making use of renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano to send a public transfer plea to his current employers.

“I’m not asking Ajax to release me, I’m asking Ajax to sell me with the highest bid ever for Eredivisie player. I’ve been insisting on this theme since February so that the club could rebuild the team with peace of mind”, the 22-year-old explained.

So, where do the powers that be at Old Trafford stand, when it comes to the possibility of tabling one final take-it-or-leave-it offer for Antony’s services.

Well, if the latest word stemming from the media on Saturday evening is anything to go by, then those of a United persuasion hopeful of as much look set to see their wishes granted.

As per journalist Simon Bates, a fresh proposal for the club’s key attacking target is being readied on the red half of Manchester.

This comes amid the suggestion that Ajax are holding out for just shy of £85 million to part with the club’s star man.

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Conor Laird

Conor Laird

Die-hard Juventus fan with a love for all things Italian, and a real soft spot for Arsenal cult heroes. Emmanuel Eboue, Nicklas Bendtner, Philippe Senderos... Give them all statues outside the Emirates.


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