Man United ace wanted by Benfica on loan

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Robin Amorim is looking after Man United’s friendly against Everton (AJ Reynolds/Getty Images)

Manchester United’s wing continues to attract transportation this summer, as the club is looking to get the Brazilian out of their books.

Sources with close links to the agents industry provided Catchoffside With the latest information about Anthony’s position as a summer exit, it proves somewhat complicated.

Although Man UTd wants to sell Anthony permanently, he has proven a challenge so far, as the 25 -year -old is approaching the Saudi Professional League clubs, and from the Brazilian side Botafogo.

Benfica has now appeared as two new addressers of Antony, but only follows a loan deal.

The sources add that ATLETICO MADRID, Brighton and RB Leipzig are three other clubs that monitor Anthony’s position.

Will Manchester United be able to cancel Anthony download?

Anthony has been a great volatility in Old Trafford, so it may be logical that there are no long lists of clubs ready to pay for permanent signature.

Anthony at work for Man United (photographed by Michael Reagan/Getty Emiez)

The former Ajax man has achieved well in Real Betis last season, so it is clear that he has not lost all his ability, but he is still seen as a permanent deal as a gambling.

Benfica can represent the best United bet on Antony emptying at the present time, with multiple sources confirming that the Portuguese giants have already held two rounds of conversations, though without great progress so far.

One of the sources said: “Benfica explores the possibility of a Antony loan.” “There have been two calls so far, but United only wanted to release the player with a transfer fee.”

Anthony is there with the worst signature of UTD

There has been a lot of the main Duds in the MUFC transport market since the former legendary director Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.

Huge sums have been spent on the big signatures to try to return the club to the best, but the likes of Paul Pogba, Angel Di Maria, Harry Maguire, Romelu Lukaku, Mason Mount and Rasmus Hojlund ended up.