95 million euros parallel trucks bombarded Manchester United: Let me practice alone for more than 40 days! Some people are uneducated + don’t know how to respect

On October 3, Brazilian winger Anthony, who has transferred to Betis, publicly criticized his old club Manchester United in an interview with ESPN's Brazilian version. He said bluntly that some people in Manchester United do not respect themselves, and they can even be said to be uneducated. In this summer window, Anthony's transfer to Betis was not finalized until the buzzer-beat day. He left the team at a low price of 22 million euros as he wished, but Anthony did not feel any gratitude for his old club Manchester United. The Brazilian winger recalled the days when she was waiting for her departure at Manchester United in the summer, and she could be said to be like a year.

"It was a bit difficult time. I checked in the 14th and then trained there for more than a month. The team trained in the morning, but I could only train in the afternoon. It was a very complicated period, and of course I was a little scared that things would not work, but it was only done on the last day of the transfer window. My father and I stayed in the hotel for more than 40 days. I am very grateful for the difficult things I have experienced, including those in Manchester. I feel like I am a better person."

Anthony also bombarded some people in Manchester United: "I am not a person who likes to be involved in controversy and name a name. I won't even mention anyone's name here, but I think there is a little respect and a little education there. They won't even say 'good morning' or 'good afternoon'. There is nothing, but in short, just like what I said is over." In the summer window of 2022, Anthony joined Manchester United for a sky-high transfer fee of 95 million euros. In 2 and a half years, he has played 96 games for the team and contributed 12 goals and 5 assists. He is also one of the most failed signings in team history.

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