Despite Dani Ceballos' and Real Betis' wish to reunite, a move for the Spaniard to Villamarin remains unlikely given Real Madrid's valuation.
Manchester United outcast Antony has reportedly moved out of his luxurious mansion in Hale, Greater Manchester, as he checked into a hotel close to the airport with his family. The Brazilian winger is on the verge of ending his United nightmare after Real Betis reached an agreement in principle to bring back the 25-year-old to La Liga.
Barcelona are eyeing Villarreal teen striker Etta Eyong, with his low release clause also attracting interest from Real Betis.
Antony’s turbulent spell at Manchester United looks to be drawing to a close, with it reported that Real Betis have reached an agreement in principle to bring the winger back to Spain. The Brazilian has been frozen out under United boss Ruben Amorim, who wasted no time in signalling that the 25-year-old had no role in his long-term project at Old Trafford.
Antony could find out his Manchester United future imminently as Real Betis prepare a fresh bid to bring the Brazilian back to La Liga permanently.
Real Betis boss Manuel Pellegrini has reiterated his desire for Manchester United flop Antony to join the club after a successful loan spell.
Antony is ready to wait until deadline day for a Real Betis return, with the Spanish club keeping their No.7 jersey open for the winger.
Real Betis are still keen to re-sign Antony from Manchester United and have left open the winger's favourite shirt number.
Antony has signalled he is open to extending his contract at Manchester United in order to facilitate his move to Real Betis this summer.
