Manchester United have reportedly received enquiries from both Real Betis and Olympiacos for Antony.
The former Ajax winger was an unused substitute for Ruben Amorim's men during their third-round success over rivals Arsenal in the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon.
Antony is a known target of Real Betis and Olympiacos, with the 24-year-old supposedly favouring a switch to the Spanish outfit for the second half of the campaign.
Making only six Premier League appearances for the Red Devils and failing to provide a goal contribution, the Brazilian is struggling to impress on the red side of Manchester.
Since making the high-profile switch from Amsterdam to Old Trafford during the summer of 2022, Antony has netted just 12 times across 94 contests.
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Man United receive two enquiries for Antony?
According to Sky Sports News, Manchester United are edging closer to the temporary exit of out-of-favour attacker Antony during the New Year window.
The report states that La Liga outfit Real Betis have made an enquiry to the Red Devils regarding the availability of the Brazilian this month.
As well as the Spanish side, it is understood that Olympiacos are interested in making Antony a player in the Greek Super League for the remainder of the campaign.
Man United are supposedly open to offers for the 24-year-old, who is not perceived as an essential part of the plans at Old Trafford following the dismissal of Erik ten Hag.
Any switch away from the Red Devils this month is set to be a temporary one, with Antony returning to his parent club during the summer.
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Antony not part of Amorim's vision
Alongside club hero Marcus Rashford, Antony has seen his game time limited under the reign of Amorim, who is looking to change the fortunes of Man United.
The Brazilian has started just two matches for the Red Devils since the arrival of the Portuguese coach, a clear sign that the attacker does not have a future at the club.
Antony is set to be sentenced to a watching brief once again on Thursday night, when Man United welcome struggling Southampton to Old Trafford in the Premier League.
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