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Home » Transfer: ‘We can’t afford Man United’s demand’ – Real Betis pulls out on Antony deal
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Transfer: ‘We can’t afford Man United’s demand’ – Real Betis pulls out on Antony deal

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Spanish LaLiga side, Real Betis, has confirmed they have withdrawn their offer for Antony.

The LaLiga side were in the pursuit of the Brazilian winger but it appears the deal has now crashed.

Fabrizio Romano, a football transfer expert, said that no progress was made.

In a statement on Friday, the club said they cannot afford the player.

“There is no agreement for Antony and we have withdrawn the offer,” the club said in a statement.

“We can’t afford the fee and the amounts that Manchester United must instead pay the player before the transfer”.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich are insisting to get Chelsea striker, Nicolas Jackson’s deal done even before Monday and ahead of Deadline Day, according to Fabrizio Romano.

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