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Antony: I Know My Worth

byNathaniel Irobi
May 6, 2024
inSport Economy
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Manchester United winger, Antony says criticism of his performances only fuel his desire to prove his worth at the club.
Despite a disappointing season for the Brazil international and his team-mates at Manchester United which saw them not qualifying for the Champions League, Brazillian star, Antony, said he knows his worth in the game of soccer.
Antony, who just scored his first Premier League goal for the season at the weekend, said: “It’s been a very tough year for me and the team. Noting that, “the results are not ones we had expected.
He added: “I am someone who takes criticism very well and I want to work on it, and I think we all have to focus on finishing the season the best we can.
“We still have a few Premier League games and the (FA Cup) final, but then we need to focus on the next season and not commit the mistakes we’ve committed this year.”
The initial £80.6m deal that brought the 24-year-old from Ajax in 2022 has come under mass scrutiny but Antony says critics of his performances does not affect him.
“(The transfer fee) doesn’t really impact me because I know my worth,” he added.
“The money is the money and obviously everyone speaks about it but no one would if the performances of everyone and myself were at the top.
“So, it’s something that is just a way of working harder, knowing I can get better, I know my worth and I will.
“As I said the critics are going to exist, and it’s something that makes me want to work harder, prove to myself first.
“I’m going to keep working, giving everything for the group because it’s most important to have a good mentality and to be focused.”

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