Manchester United has set a value of £50 million for the sale of its Brazilian winger Antony, amid official interest from Saudi club Al-Nassr in acquiring the player's services during the current summer transfer window, according to Brazilian network 'UOL'.

The network confirmed that Al-Nassr has made an official offer to sign Antony, but the deal may face competition from other European clubs that have expressed interest in signing him. The player's contract with Manchester United runs until June 2027, which gives the English club a strong negotiating position.

The report added that the potential transfer of Joao Felix from Chelsea to Al-Nassr for £44 million, according to 'Sky Sports', could affect the possibility of signing Antony, as Al-Nassr seeks to strengthen its squad with world-class attacking signings alongside star Cristiano Ronaldo.

Al-Nassr continues its efforts to build a competitive team capable of strongly competing in all tournaments next season by targeting prominent players in European football.