Antony's form since leaving Manchester United on loan could see him move to Bayern Munich this summer
Brazilian winger Antony has found a new lease on life at Real Betis, and now, Bayern Munich are reportedly plotting a move to sign the Manchester United loanee.
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After struggling to justify his hefty €95 million price tag at Old Trafford, Antony’s resurgence in La Liga has caught the attention of the German giants in what could be one of the most unexpected transfers of the summer.
Bayern Munich pay attention as Antony finds form
Antony’s explosive performances at Real Betis have reignited belief in his potential. With 4 goals and 4 assists in just 11 appearances, the 23-year-old has quickly established himself as a fan favourite in Seville.
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His renewed confidence has made him an undroppable part of Manuel Pellegrini’s side, earning the trust of both the manager and supporters.
However, with his form improving, top European clubs have started taking notice, none more so than Bayern Munich.
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Reports from Fichajes suggest that the Bundesliga champions are closely monitoring Antony’s situation and are preparing a move to bring him to Germany.
With Kingsley Coman’s persistent injury issues and Serge Gnabry’s fluctuating form, Bayern sees Antony as a valuable addition to their attacking options.
Real Betis retain hopes of keeping Antony
Yet, Real Betis are unwilling to let him go without a fight after the Brazilian’s brilliant form since moving to the LaLiga side.
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The Andalusian club has been enjoying the benefits of his resurgence and are desperate to extend his loan spell.
Reports indicate that Real Betis are prepared to negotiate a second year on loan, believing that Antony could be a long-term asset in their push for European qualification.
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While Antony’s career seemed to be stagnating at Manchester United, his performances in Spain have given the Red Devils a decision to make. Do they cash in on Bayern Munich’s interest and recoup some of their investment, or do they allow him to continue developing on loan?