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Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Brazilian winger Antony from Ajax for a deal believed to be worth around £85 million. The agreement with Ajax was confirmed earlier in the week and now the necessary paperwork has been completed, Antony is officially a United player.
Ajax have posted an eight-word message on social media following Antony‘s move to Manchester United, with the Brazilian winger arriving at Old Trafford for a fee rising to €100million (£85.1m).
Erik ten Hag is hoping to have six signings confirmed by the time the transfer window shuts in his first summer as the manager of Manchester United.
Welcome to today's Q&A with Samuel Luckhurst, the MEN's chief Manchester United writer. It's transfer deadline day, and new boss Erik ten Hag has certainly made his mark on the United squad, bringing in five new signings to the first team at Old Trafford.
Manchester United’s transfer deadline day plans may well depend on what happens regarding the future of Cristiano Ronaldo at Old Trafford, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Manchester United have completed the signing of Brazil winger Antony from Ajax for an initial fee of €95 million on the final day of the summer transfer window.
John Murtough described Antony as 'one of the most exciting young talents in European football' after Manchester United confirmed the arrival of the winger on transfer deadline day.
It's looking like the final few hours of Manchester United's transfer window will be far less frantic than feared a few weeks ago. Those chaotic days after the defeat to Brentford when United tried to sign players as diverse as Adrien Rabiot and Marko Arnautovic feel like a long time ago already. The doomsday scenario has been avoided.