Manchester United have reportedly slapped a £50 million price tag on Brazilian winger Antony amid growing interest from Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr.
The Red Devils are believed to be open to selling the 24-year-old this summer, just two years after signing him from Ajax in a high-profile £86 million move. Despite flashes of brilliance, Antony has struggled to deliver consistent performances in the Premier League, managing only a handful of goals and assists since his arrival. His lack of end product and questions over his decision-making in the final third have prompted speculation about his future at Old Trafford.
Al-Nassr—home to superstars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mané—have emerged as serious contenders for his signature. The Saudi club is reportedly looking to strengthen its squad with more high-profile talents as part of the league’s ongoing push to globalize and raise its competitive profile. They see Antony as a technically gifted and marketable player who fits the mold of their ambitions.
United’s decision to put a £50 million valuation on Antony suggests they are willing to cut their losses, recoup part of their investment, and free up funds for other reinforcements in attack. The club is also mindful of Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations and is actively seeking to offload underperforming or surplus players before making significant new signings.
If a deal materializes, it could offer Antony a fresh start and a chance to rediscover his form in a new environment, while allowing United to reset and redirect their focus in the transfer market. Talks are said to be at an early stage, but developments are expected in the coming weeks.
