Manchester United are back in the race to sign Ajax star with significant offer to be submitted

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Manchester United are back in the race to sign Ajax winger Antony with a “massive offer” to be submitted this week.

Antony worked with the current Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag during his time at Ajax, so the Dutchman understands his capabilities and how he could improve his squad this summer.

The Brazilian winger has been heavily linked with a move to Manchester United in recent months, but a deal appeared to have fallen through.

However, according to Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth, Manchester United are now back in the race to sign Antony, with a “massive offer” to be submitted to Ajax this week.

Antony to Manchester United?

Sheth confirmed that United tried to sign him earlier this summer, but a move failed to materialise.

Manchester United didn’t want to pay Ajax’s valuation, but after two disappointing results at the start of the season, Ten Hag may now be demanding they pay the asking price to improve his current squad.

It could be a busy few weeks for United before the transfer window closes, as they become desperate to bring in reinforcements whilst sitting bottom of the Premier League.

 

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6 Comments

  1. UTD THEY WILL FAIL TO SIGN HIM AGAIN.THEY WILL WAIT AFTER THE WOLD CUP SO THEY WILL PAY 150 MILLION . SOMEONE IS MAKING PROFIT FROM THESE DEALS.UTD BUYS IS HUNDRED MILLION.UTD DROPS OUT OF THE RACE TO BUY AND THE NEXT TEAM PAYS 45 MILLION FOR THE SAME PLAYER.VERY VERY STRANGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Manchester United are clueless when it comes to recruitment. Need a PROPER Director of Football who has the requisite experience. I don’t anticipate any quality signings. Mediocre? YES

  3. Man u should sign Antony once and for all rather than wasting 112 euros on joao Felix. Man u please sign antony

  4. Man u they are only club that can price all the best players and after that they will go on to sign the worse ones like Maguire imagine Maguire and dalot been first eleven

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