Antony Century misses the final redemption without scoring an empty goal, Manchester United sells for rent! The three teams may become their next home

Manchester United's €100 million winger Antony missed another great opportunity to be a hero in his team's 3-1 win over Southampton in the Premier League 'relegation battle', but Garnacho had created an opportunity for him to push into the empty net and he still made a tackle. This time, the "spitting cake" was ridiculed for the "honor" of not scoring the worst goal of the season, and the Brazilian hid his face with his hands and felt shameless to face the West Stand father.

In the face of a huge goal, why Anthony could not score made the commentators and fans exclaim in disbelief. "I can't believe he's missed it!" The British commentator spoke to everyone's heart. The broadcast footage also captured Amorim in the dugout, holding his head in his hands and his expression shocked.

But there are also many Manchester United fans who think it is normal, because this is Antony's usual operation, most of his goals come from the curling ball with his left foot, it is common to not score a single goal, and his right foot is even more untrustworthy.

According to Sky Sports, Antony could leave the club soon, with United in talks with a number of clubs to discuss potential loan deals. West Ham United in the Premier League, Real Betis in La Liga and Marseille in Ligue 1 are the three potential next destinations for the 24-year-old Brazilian.

Ten Hag's €100 million move to bring in Antony from Ajax is seen as one of the most failed moves of his managerial career. With the 53-year-old Dutchman sacking in October, his successor, Ruben Amorim, was quick to ditch Antony and was firmly occupied by Amad Dia on the right, who repaid the manager's trust by scoring decisive goals against Manchester City and Liverpool and a hat-trick against Southampton.

As a result, Antony has been completely reduced to a bench player at Manchester United. Former Ajax boss Frank de Boer has bluntly stated that the Brazilian winger is already invisible. "I don't think it's been over a year and a half since I've seen him break through an opponent, and it's hard to recall anything memorable about him." De Boer commented, "Anthony has almost no presence on the pitch. He was weak in the confrontation and didn't show any of his strengths."

Spain's Fichajes transfer website says Manchester United are happy to loan Antony. The latest club to express interest is West Ham, who are keen to sign a new winger to fit into the tactical plans of new manager Graham Potter, who has loaned Manchester United's Jesse Lingard and helped him make a big splash in the Premier League, and currently have former Red Devils player Aaron Wan-Bissaka in their squad, one of Antony's past right-sided partners.

The Hammers face competition from European clubs, with Betis already eyeing Antony as a target, with former Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini believing the former Brazil international has a role to play in La Liga. Betis have just sold Asane Dior to Cuomo and are looking for a new winger.

Finally, Marseille boss Roberto De Zerbi also has a soft spot on United's old man, who has another player suspected of domestic violence, Mason Greenwood, who has helped Alexis Sanchez find form in the past, and Ligue 1 and La Liga have a similar style and may suit Antony.

Antony's former club Ajax is unlikely to work with him again, and the Brazilian has cut off his return to the club last year after suing the club for a fine before moving to Manchester United. But regardless of the aforementioned team, Antony's £200,000-a-week salary is a major obstacle to his loan arrival. Manchester United may have to pay at least half or more of his wages before they can send Antony away.