Sancho reacted to Antony's goal for Real Betis: My brother.

Sancho supports Antony

According to The Sun: Jadon Sancho referred to his Manchester United teammate Antony as 'brother' while celebrating the Brazilian's goal.

Both players moved to different clubs on transfer deadline day after being released by Ruben Amorim.

Jadon Sancho celebrates Antony's goal for Real Betis against Nottingham Forest Shutterstock Editorial

Sancho has been loaned to Aston Villa, where he is likely to finish his contract earning £300,000 a week, and will leave the club for free next summer.

Antony returned to Real Betis, where he had already played on loan last season.

He actively sought this transfer and even started living in a hotel near Manchester Airport.

Antony scored five goals for Betis last season, but has yet to score in two matches this season.

The situation changed when he scored a crucial goal in the 85th minute of the Europa League match against Nottingham Forest.

The forward celebrated emotionally with his teammates.

He also received congratulations from Sancho, who was watching the game on television.

The former Chelsea player shared a video on Instagram where he enjoys Antony's celebration.

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Sancho emphasized the closeness of their relationship, calling Antony 'hermano' — Spanish for 'brother'.

Antony happily accepted the praise from Sancho and responded to it with pleasure.

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The Brazilian joked, noting that he decided to score with his 'right foot', implying his weaker side.

He also mentioned Tyrell Malacia, who was unable to leave United and will likely leave the club when his contract ends in 2026.

The Dutchman couldn't complete a loan move to Elche on transfer deadline day and is currently training away from teammates at Carrington.

These changes in Sancho and Antony's careers reflect the new challenges facing both players. With the move to new clubs, they have the opportunity to revive their careers and showcase their skills on new stages. Whether they can fulfill their ambitions and regain confidence remains to be seen in the upcoming matches.