Antony is eager to return to Spain, where he believes he can play with more regularity and rebuild his confidence. Betis is determined to find common ground, and talks are expected to intensify in the coming hours. Both clubs are aware of the limited time left in the transfer window, but Betis remains optimistic about the prospects of a deal.
In other news, Randal Kolo Muani has rejected Manchester United's approach, as he is focused on joining Juventus. The French forward has made his stance clear, and United is not a concrete option at this stage. Juventus is ready to offer up to €60 million for Kolo Muani, but the proposed deal structure is not yet convincing for Paris Saint-Germain.
Fulham is making progress in negotiations with AC Milan for Nigerian winger Samuel Chukwueze. The Premier League side is working to lower the fixed fee and proposes a deal with performance-related bonuses to close the gap. Discussions are ongoing, and both sides are keeping open communication as they try to find common ground.
Fulham sees Chukwueze as a target to strengthen their attack before the end of the transfer window. The player's pace and ability to operate on the right wing make him an attractive option for the English club, which is looking to add quality and depth to the squad.
Junior Dina Ebimbe's future at Eintracht Frankfurt looks set to be decided in the final days of the transfer window. The French midfielder is expected to leave in search of more consistent playing time, and several clubs are monitoring the situation closely. Sevilla has renewed a strong interest in him, while teams in both France and England are also keeping tabs on the 24-year-old.
Chelsea stands firm on Tyrique George, asking for at least €30 million, while AS Roma is only prepared to reach around €23/24 million. The Blues remain adamant in their stance, pointing to interest from other teams as further justification for their price tag. Among those watching closely is RB Leipzig, which has discussed George extensively during talks with Chelsea over Xavi Simons.
The situation is complicated for AS Roma, whose budget limits their ability to compete with wealthier clubs. For George, the next steps of his career are attracting major attention, and Chelsea's firm stance suggests they are in no rush to sell unless their valuation is met. With strong competition and limited time in the market, AS Roma's pursuit looks increasingly difficult.
