SHOCK REVELATION: Manchester United winger Antony has reportedly told close sources that he wants his current loan move to become permanent—making it clear he has no intention of returning to Old Trafford.
“I’m playing better here than I ever did at United—I don’t want to go back,” the 27-year-old is said to have declared.
“This loan? I want it to be permanent! The owners care more about profit than the club itself—no real passion or vision. I won’t be part of a team that’s run like a business instead of a football club.”
Now shining under a system that better suits his abilities at Real Betis, Antony appears rejuvenated—displaying renewed confidence and consistency, qualities that were often missing during his time at United.
His strong form has reignited discussion about the flair he once showed under Erik ten Hag in the Eredivisie.
While European giants like PSG and Barcelona have expressed interest, sources suggest Antony prefers to remain in the Premier League, valuing the competition and the growth he’s experienced this season.
His critical comments about Manchester United’s ownership have stirred debate online. While some fans feel betrayed, others see it as a reflection of deeper issues at the club.
Regardless of where he lands next, Antony’s time at United seems to be nearing a definitive end—with little indication of regret.
