Fabrizio Romano Confirms Serie A Club Como Have Tried to Sign Manchester United’s Antony
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Serie A side Como have made a move to sign Manchester United winger Antony in recent days. The surprising development has caught the attention of fans and analysts, as the newly-promoted Italian club looks to bolster its squad with high-profile talent ahead of the new season.
According to Romano, Como have tried to sign Antony on a potential loan deal or a structured agreement, though no official bid has been accepted by Manchester United as of now. The Brazilian winger, who joined the Red Devils in a high-profile £85 million transfer from Ajax, has struggled to find consistent form since arriving at Old Trafford.
Como’s ambitious approach signals their intent to make a strong impression in Serie A following their return to the top flight. Backed by a management team that includes former football stars and international investors, the club is reportedly keen on adding experienced players with international pedigree.
While Manchester United are yet to make a definitive decision on Antony’s future, Fabrizio Romano’s update confirms growing interest in the 24-year-old from clubs beyond England. As the transfer window heats up, Antony’s situation will be closely monitored, especially if United decide to revamp their attacking options.
The possibility of Antony moving to Como could represent a new chapter for the player as he seeks to regain confidence and consistent playing time in a different league.
