Manchester United are closing in on a move to sign Anthony after agreeing to pay around €100m, with negotiations over the terms of the transfer progressing smoothly.
Manchester United are closing in on a move to sign Antony after agreeing to pay Ajax around €100m for the Brazil forward, with negotiations over the terms of the transfer progressing smoothly.Last week the Dutch club rejected an offer of €90m – United’s third bid for the 22-year-old - but it is understood that talks have been ongoing in recent days and Erik ten Hag’s side are increasingly confident of securing him.
He added: “Everything is about money … I think this is sad. But this is our world, it’s very sad and I don’t approve that these things at all.” Ten Hag wants the Brazilian to strengthen his striking options. The manager currently has Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Elanga, Anthony Martial and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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