Betis makes every effort to promote Anthony s transfer: pay 20 million euros and get 50% ownership of the player!

According to Romano, Real Betis has made frequent moves in the transfer market and has stepped up transfer negotiations against Manchester United winger Anthony. At present, the negotiations between Real Betis and Manchester United are in close contact, and both sides maintain relevant contact every day, which shows that this matter has entered a critical stage. Betis is optimistic about the transfer and has redoubled his efforts to facilitate the deal, hoping that Manchester United can make a decision 48 hours before the transfer window is closed.

In the transfer plan, Betis' current idea is to pay 20 million euros to obtain 50% ownership of Anthony, but the right to use the player is completely owned by Betis.

For Betis, introducing Anthony is of great strategic significance. Anthony has excellent personal abilities, especially his speed and dribbling skills, which can create a great threat to the opponent's defense line on the offensive end. Last season, he also performed well in various competitions. If he can join Betis, he is expected to become a key figure in the team's offensive line and help the team achieve better results in the league and European competitions.

Anthony's performance at Betis proved his strength, and made him more eager to stay in this team to ensure that he maintains a good competitive state before the World Cup and strives to be selected for the Brazilian national team.

From Manchester United's perspective, if Anthony can be let go at a suitable price, on the one hand, the funds can be recovered for the introduction of other players or team building; on the other hand, the team's lineup structure can also be optimized. However, Manchester United obviously has its own psychological price for Anthony, and there may be a certain gap with Betis's proposal to purchase 50% ownership of 20 million euros. This is also one of the main obstacles that may be faced in the current transfer negotiations.

From the perspective of the overall transfer market, the transfer methods of renting + buying out and sharing ownership are becoming more and more common. This approach not only reduces the club's risk during the transfer process, but also provides players with more opportunities to adapt to the new environment. For some clubs with relatively limited funds but eager to introduce powerful players, such a transfer method is undoubtedly very attractive.