Ajax forward Antony is to go through a clinical at Manchester United on Monday after the Red Devils settled terms on a Dutch record deal, 90min can insist.
Joined verbally agreed to pay €100m (£85m) – which consolidates extra things – for Antony on Saturday, as 90min revealed, and the better nuances were worked out by the various sides over the remainder of the week’s end.
13-time Premier League champions United had held up three past proposals for Antony, the rest of which was worth €90m (£76.7m), but had seen Ajax excuse the recommendations as they searched for a club-record bargain.
Without a doubt, the Eredivisie goliaths have stood firm on their pompous valuation of Antony the whole summer, and have mentioned that United outperform the €92m (£78m) got from Barcelona for Frenkie de Jong in 2019.
Antony has just arrived at Carrington and he’s undergoing main part of medical tests as new Manchester United player. 🚨🩺 #MUFC
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— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 29, 2022
A plan has now been agreed for United to pay €95m (£80.8m) in guaranteed costs and a further €5m (£4.2m) in extra things, with Antony, who has missed Ajax’s last two Eredivisie games in a bid to propel through a move, by and by due at the club’s Carrington getting ready headquarters to go through a clinical.
90min grasps that a five-year deal with the decision of a further a year is on the table for Antony, and United want to have the move gotten done in order to enroll the Brazilian for the Premier League struggle with Leicester City on Thursday.