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Man Utd 'make bid' for Antony though Red Devils remain £17m short of Ajax demand

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Manchester United have reportedly made a bid for long-term target Antony - but their offer stands some £17million shy of the asking price.United have been in talks to sign the Brazilian, with the player’s agent remaining in Europe in an attempt to see a bid over the line.

New Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag wants the 22-year-old for next season but his current side are holding firm on their price.And the Dutch champions couldn't be tempted by a £51million (€60m) bid, according to Goal, with Ajax holding out for £68m (€80m).READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo urged to snub Chelsea transfer for "sexy" move elsewhereIt is thought that the winger’s reps are wanting Ajax to lower their demands and reach and compromise, with Antony wanting to play for a Premier League side.The player’s s contract at Ajax runs until 2025, while the sides’ new coach Alfred Schreuder hopes that he will stay with the club.

He told ESPN recently: "It is clear that we want to keep that boy. I think he still has a contract until 2025. I really want to work with him; he knows that, and the club knows that too."Who will Antony play for next season?

Let us know in the comments section belowThe youngster, who played for Sao Paulo before joining joined the Dutch team in 2020, has made 78 appearances in all competitions for the European giants - netting 22 goals and making 19 assists during that period.When the new Man United boss was announced, Antony posted an emotional farewell. "I want to wish you all the best at your new club,” he said. “I also want to thank you for everything you taught me.

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