In a thrilling twist in the transfer saga, Real Betis is making a strong push to re-sign Manchester United winger Antony before the window slams shut, with a fresh offer now on the table.

The 25-year-old Brazilian, who seems to be out of favor under coach Ruben Amorim, previously shone during his loan spell at Betis, racking up nine goals and five assists in 26 matches. His contributions were pivotal in leading the club to the Europa Conference League final, making his return highly coveted.

Real Betis is reportedly keen on securing Antony's services again, presenting a loan proposal to United that includes an option—or potentially even an obligation—to buy, contingent on certain conditions, like Champions League qualification. The finer details are still being hammered out between the two clubs.

Manchester United is eager to offload several players before the transfer window closes, showing flexibility regarding Antony’s exit. However, insiders reveal that should United reject Betis’ current proposal, the Spanish club is poised to pivot to a permanent deal instead.

Antony is apparently "pushing hard" for a move back to Betis, convinced that he can rediscover his brilliant form while enjoying more consistent playing time.

As time ticks away, Betis is fully committed to reuniting with the winger, with crucial discussions expected today. Antony is not the only player facing an uncertain future at Old Trafford; striker Rasmus Hojlund is also under the microscope, with Napoli having submitted a loan-to-buy offer that could become obligatory under specific criteria.

Adding to the drama, goalkeeper Andre Onana is among those who might be shown the door as Amorim looks to reshape the squad.

With just days remaining in the transfer window, Betis is hopeful that their latest offer will seal the deal and pave the way for Antony’s welcome return to Spain.