Antony Set to Leave Manchester United for Al-Nassr

As the transfer window heats up, Manchester United's summer clear out is underway, with Antony's move to Al-Nassr set to be just the beginning. With several other players reportedly on the chopping block, it will be interesting to see how the Red Devils shape their squad ahead of the new season.

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Manchester United's Brazilian winger Antony is reportedly set to join Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr, with the club demanding £43.7 million for the player who has failed to live up to expectations since his £85 million signing. Al-Nassr have made contact with United over a potential move for Antony, who is open to the move after a successful loan at Real Betis.

The transfer is part of Manchester United's summer clear out, as new manager Ruben Amorim shapes his squad ahead of his first full season in charge. United are looking to sell key players to raise funds for further moves, including an experienced centre forward, a goalkeeper, and a defensive midfielder. Antony is one of several players the Red Devils are looking to sell before the end of the summer, along with Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, and Tyrell Malacia.

Meanwhile, former Man Utd assistant manager Rene Meulensteen has advised Antony to push to stay at Real Betis, where he has enjoyed a successful spell, rather than returning to Manchester United. However, it seems that Antony has already made up his mind, with reports suggesting that he has said yes to a move to Al-Nassr. The Saudi Pro League side are reportedly willing to meet the Red Devils' asking price, with a transfer expert claiming that the amount has not been disclosed, but Man Utd were expecting at least €60 million.

The move is set to be a significant one for both Manchester United and Al-Nassr, with the Saudi club looking to bolster their squad after agreeing to sign Chelsea outcast Joao Felix. Led by Cristiano Ronaldo, Al-Nassr are looking to make a statement in the transfer market, and the signing of Antony would be a major coup for the club.

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