He will be sold soon, he is totally useless now, we can’t continue with him anymore.” Erik Ten Hag expresses his dissatisfaction with a player, stating that he is incompetent and providing numerous reasons why the player ought to be put up for sale during the upcoming transfer window. I do not believe that Manchester United will be able to reclaim their form until the behavior of Ten Hag becomes more adaptable to one or more of the players.😢😢💔

Manchester United, after investing a whopping £86 million in acquiring the Brazilian player in 2022, is now gearing up to part ways with him, marking a shift for the player who once held the title of their second-most expensive acquisition.

Antony faced challenges in maintaining consistency during his debut season at Old Trafford, despite a promising start with three goals in his first three Premier League matches for the club.

While the second season saw flashes of brilliance, including an impressive assist against Chelsea and a goal in the FA Cup versus Liverpool, Antony’s overall performance has been underwhelming, with just two goals and two assists in 33 appearances. His last Premier League goal dates back over a year.

Controversy surrounded Antony when reports surfaced of him leaving training upon learning he wouldn’t start against Bournemouth, though the club remained tight-lipped on the matter.

Manchester United is reportedly eyeing a replacement for the Brazilian, with Crystal Palace’s Michael Olise on their radar, according to Rudy Galetti.

SportItalia’s reporter suggests Manchester United plans to offload Antony this summer to recoup part of their investment and ease their wage bill.

Though no offers have materialized yet, the club remains optimistic about potential interest in the coming weeks.

While past rumors linked Antony with clubs like Barcelona, their financial constraints make such a move unlikely, leaving United facing the prospect of recouping only a fraction of their initial investment.

Antony’s current contract, spanning three more years, sees him earning around £200,000 per week, posing a hurdle for potential suitors.

United may have to incur a financial hit to offload Antony and hope he agrees to adjust his salary demands, given the lack of interest from top European clubs.

Despite the financial implications, United supporters may view this as a necessary step in aligning the squad with the club’s objectives.