This is the best decision I have ever made. Anthony implied Manchester United and revealed that he had refused to join Betis.

May 7th According to the Sun, 25-year-old Brazilian striker Anthony claimed that leaving Manchester United to join Real Betis was the "best decision he has ever made." The player, who once joined Manchester United for £85.5 million, had a nightmare in Old Trafford - neither Eric Tenhach nor Ruben Amorin's coaching period.

In January transfer window this year, Manchester United loaned him out and chose to join Betis for Pellegrini. The deal is a win-win for all parties, and Betis hopes to renew his lease for one season. Anthony said: "Joining Betis was the best decision I've ever made. I'm happy - when I'm happy, everything goes well. It's too early to talk about the future, but I'm very happy here." He stressed: "Although I know my talent, I have prioritized places that make me happy, even if there were more 'tempting' offers at the time. Goals and assists are important, but happiness is more important." Atletico's outstanding performance during Betis brought attention to Anthony, who may take action this summer - and Manchester United will then seek to sell him, with the transfer fee likely to be between £34 and £43 million.

Meanwhile, Manchester United may face the challenge of retaining captain Bruno Fernandez. Saudi side Riyadh Crescent offered him a three-year contract with an annual salary of £65 million, but Fernandez has not responded yet.

Manchester United plans to clean up at least 10 players this summer, and confirm that those who leave the team include Evans, Heaton, Eriksson and Lindelof, and also hope to sell out of the loan Rashford and Sancho, and Casemiro will also be listed for sale.