If Antony wins the championship, Manchester United can receive 300,000! Talking about the Red Devils shedding tears, the slap in the face is determined to inspire the round god to explode

There will be a big game for Manchester United on Wednesday night, not the commercial match between Amorim's side and the ASEAN Stars in Kuala Lumpur, but the UEFA Cup final at the Wroclaw Municipal Stadium in Poland. Western media revealed that once Antony's Real Betis on loan wins the championship, the Red Devils are expected to receive a bonus of 300,000 pounds, which can also increase the value of the player to attract more buyers.

Manuel Pellegrini's Betis, who will face Chelsea in the UEFA Cup final, will be interesting to note that both teams have players on loan from Manchester United, with Jadon Sancho on the Blues' side. However, according to the Spanish newspaper ABC, the Red Devils may be more supportive of Betis, as United will receive an additional bonus under the terms of their loan contract if they win the title.

One of the rules is that Betis must pay £300,000 to Manchester United if they win the European final and Antony plays more than half of the games. The stats show that the 25-year-old Brazilian winger has played every game for Betis and will certainly start in the final.

In contrast, Chelsea's clause stipulates that they must buy Jadon Sancho if they sit 14th or higher in the Premier League, and Enzo Maresca's side are obliged to complete a permanent transfer for £25 million according to the final standings. However, Chelsea considered returning the goods and forwent buying Sancho for £4.5 million. Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano has confirmed that the UEFA Europa League final could be Jadon Sancho's farewell game for Chelsea.

The €100 million Mr. Antony has been the best of United's loan players this season, scoring nine goals and providing five assists in 25 appearances for Betis. However, Betis coach Manuel Pellegrini revealed that Antony told him that he wanted to enact revenge on Manchester United by behaving so desperately, slapping his old club in the face and making them ridiculed for driving him away!

Speaking ahead of the final, the 71-year-old said: "I'm proud to be able to help Antony and he told me he wasn't happy that he didn't play at Manchester United. He wants 'revenge' and proves his abilities. The transfer fee of 100 million euros is difficult to prove, but Antony is a very good player. I have every belief that this is a crucial moment for him to continue to improve his career."

Manuel Pellegrini's remarks were anything but gibberish, as Antony has recently also seen his time at United as the darkest moment, with him not even being able to eat for a few days. Talking about this experience, Antony, who has just returned to the Brazilian team, even shed tears on the spot.

Anthony told TNT Sport: "Coming to Betis changed a lot of things for me because I needed to find myself and I went through trials and tribulations in my personal life. As I said, I wanted to do something but it didn't seem to work out, I was unhappy and I lost the motivation to play. So, I need to find myself and be happy again, and playing football has always been something I loved. I had a tough time at Manchester United when I didn't enjoy playing football anymore. I even told my brother that I couldn't take it anymore."

Wiping away tears from his eyes, Anthony added, "My brother encouraged me to hold on a little longer, and it will all pass. But I was thrilled, it was a difficult time. Only I know what it's like to stay at home, and I don't even have the strength to play with my son because I can't eat for days and lock myself in my room. So, that time was complicated for me. Fortunately, thank God, with the help of my family and the Lord's guidance, I was able to regain my success. I have a great pleasure here today."

Antony arguably one of the most impressive players in La Liga in 2025 but his remarks made it all the more certain to be sold this summer. Moreover, there is no shortage of buyers for the revived "Yuanshen" in La Liga. Betis are keen to keep him, Atletico Madrid could also join the fray, as well as Juventus in Serie A. Manchester United want to recoup a transfer fee of around £30 million to £35 million from Antony.

It was impossible to achieve until he went on loan, but with Antony making a name for himself in La Liga, the odds of selling £30million have increased dramatically, with the only obstacle presumably being his fabled £200,000-a-week salary.