Manchester United winger Antony faces uncertain future amidst a disappointing season.
Questions swirl around Antony’s future at Manchester United as the winger endures a lackluster season, raising doubts about his tenure at the club.
Despite a hefty £80 million investment in Antony from Ajax in 2022, his poor performance this season has prompted discussions about potential exits.
The discrepancy between the reported club valuation of £25 million a year earlier and the current struggles accentuates the need for a reevaluation of the transfer process.
Amidst rumors of Antony’s potential move to the Saudi Pro League, Fabrizio Romano asserts that Manchester United is not actively seeking to offload the winger.
Romano, speaking to The United Stand, dismisses the speculation: “I don’t think this is the case. It could be an intermediary trying to find a solution.”
While acknowledging that significant decisions loom in the summer, Romano anticipates no immediate moves in January regarding Antony’s transfer.
Erik ten Hag, the manager, attributes Antony’s dip in form to personal issues, emphasizing the need for improvement in the coming months.
As the club explores options, there is a possibility of quietly gauging interest to potentially move Antony on during the summer transfer window.
A decisive move to part ways with Antony could signal Ineos’ influence on reshaping the squad and establish a no-tolerance policy for under-performance.