“My Career has been going well ever since I left Man United and I’m advising him to do the same ro say goodbye to his career”: On-loan Manchester United’s winger Antony has advised ONE Man United’s player to leave the club with immediate effect

Antony may be enjoying a resurgence at Real Betis, but the Manchester United loanee is keeping his cards close to his chest when it comes to future transfer decisions.

Limited opportunities at Manchester United led to Antony’s loan move to Real Betis in January.

Those who have watched the 25-year-old since his move to Spain would be forgiven for thinking it’s a completely different player who left Ajax for United in a deal amounting to £86 million in 2022.

In just a couple of months, Antony has made southern Spain his new home, having recorded eight goal contributions in his first 12 appearances for Real Betis.

Antony has rediscovered his form and confidence in Seville, but Real Betis are unlikely to afford a permanent signing for the tricky winger.

It remains unclear whether United would consider another loan deal for Antony.

Antony remains coy about future plans
Real Betis had plenty of reason to celebrate over the weekend when Antony featured in 2-1 win over rivals Sevilla, ending a seven-year derby drought.

It was Antony’s first Seville derby and he performed well without registering a goal or assist. The Brazilian completed 78% of his passes, created three chances and recorded 64 touches with three of those in the opposition box.

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim admitted Alejandro Garnacho didn’t enjoy his best match against Nottingham Forest, but still picked up some positive aspects from his display.

The Red Devils returned defeated from their trip to Nottingham, as Anthony Elanga punished his old employers with a shocking 85-meter solo run before slotting his shot past Andre Onana.

The winger’s fifth-minute strike teased an entertaining affair, but it proved to be the solitary goal of the contest, as Forest were happy to absorb Man Utd’s pressure for the rest of the contest, while Amorim’s men couldn’t produce much in the final third.

Although he remained on the pitch for the duration of the contest, Garnacho struggled to make his presence felt. The Argentinian youngster looked dejected at the final whistle, perhaps realising he should have done more.

After the contest, Manchester Evening News journalist Samuel Luckhurst blasted Garnacho’s ‘naive’ display, especially after kicking the ball away, which earned him a free yellow card. Hence, Luckhurst gave the winger a 4/10 grade, the lowest on the night.

Ruben Amorim defends Alejandro Garnacho after a rough evening at City Park

For his part, Amorim admitted Garnacho had many things wrong in the final third, but still defended him for trying his best and tracking back to support his teammates in the defensive phase.

“He is making everything. He’s trying. Sometimes you have one day that you are doing the right things, but in the final third, you are not that good, can happen,” said the 40-year-old in his post-match interview.

“The most important thing for me is that when he needs to run back, he is running back,” concluded the manager.

Garnacho was a favourite at Erik ten Hag’s court over the past two campaigns, but he hasn’t always delivered the goods under Amorim. The Portuguese tactician had dropped him to the bench earlier the campaign, but Amad Diallo’s injury helped him regain a starting spot.