Per-Sports: Manchester United s asking price for Anthony has been reduced to €35 million

July 6th The Daily Sports reported that Manchester United's asking price for Anthony has dropped to 35 million euros.

Anthony's future is a foregone conclusion, and the Brazilian player has been excluded from Manchester United's pre-season roster, a decision made at Amorin's clear request, which is pushing the winger to speed up his departure, but the transfer is now more complicated than ever.

Manchester United has reduced Anthony's asking price to €35 million, but the high salary of players is still an insurmountable obstacle for Real Betis. The club originally hoped to renew the lease for another year, but after repeated calculations by the finance department, it confirmed that it could not exceed the current budget. Club Chairman Angel Harrow has recently publicly admitted that in order to comply with the La Liga financial fairness bill, the club is unable to bear the player's salary, but the possibility of signing has not been ruled out 100%.

Betis is seeking innovative solutions to promote the transaction. The two sales of Jesus Rodriguez to Cuomo and Cardoso, who is basically determined to join Atletico Madrid, will open up a new situation for the negotiations. According to The Athletic, Betis plans to use part of the transfer income to propose a loan plan with a mandatory buyout clause to Manchester United. Betis will gain 70% ownership of the Brazilian for 20 million euros, while Manchester United will retain a 30% share of players' future resale.

Although Old Trafford executives have not received a final proposal from Betis, considering Anthony's current marginalized situation, Mann jointly accepted Betis' offer. Anthony and his brokers will also make every effort to make the deal.

If the final line is completed, Betis' management will need to negotiate with Anthony to significantly reduce the salary. The right winger's salary level will break through the salary structure of Betis' locker room, and this transfer tug-of-war is doomed to last.