Real Betis rejects £43m bid from Manchester United for Antony
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 6:20 AM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Manchester United's £43 million offer for forward Antony has been rejected by Real Betis. The rejection means United misses out on a potential immediate cash infusion of £15.3 million, as a sell-on clause was included in Antony's transfer agreement from last summer. Betis has no intention of facilitating Antony's transfer less than a year after he originally moved from Old Trafford to the Benito Villamarín on a five-year contract. Antony performed well during his loan with Betis last season, registering nine goals and five assists, which contributed to their decision to secure him for £22 million. Despite struggles at Manchester United, Antony is said to be enjoying his football at Betis.
- •Antony's transfer to Betis included a sell-on clause with Manchester United.
- •Real Betis signed Antony for £22 million last summer.
- •Antony scored 14 goals and made 10 assists last season.
- •United's offer was from a non-Premier League team.
- 6:20 AMYahoo Sports — Man Utd miss out on immediate cash injection as £43m bid for forward is swiftly rejected
"Manchester United have missed out on an immediate £15.3 million cash injection after Real Betis rejected a £43m offer for Antony.When negotiating his move to the Spanish outfit last summer, the Red ...
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