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Erik ten Hag hints Antony's attitude is keeping him out of Man United team
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has hinted at Antony showing a poor attitude in training as the reason for his lack of prominence so far this season.
Despite being linked with a summer exit, the Brazilian international outlined his determination to stay at Old Trafford, and fight for his place in ten Hag's plans.
United have endured a mixed start to the Premier League season with two wins and two defeats with Antony yet to start a game.
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He came on in added time in the 2-1 defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion before the international break and has not been seen after remaining on the bench for the 3-0 weekend win at Southampton.
Ten Hag was asked about the reason behind Antony not being given more action and the Dutch coach had a clear message for his former Ajax winger.
🚨🇧🇷 Ten Hag on Antony with just one appearance so far: “We have training every day and the players have to earn the right to play”.
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"We have training every day and the players have to earn the right to play.", he said in a midweek pre-match press conference.
"When players are doing the right things in training, when the attitude is good and they show performance in training, they will earn the right to play."
United host Barnsley in Carabao Cup action on September 17, and Antony could be given a chance by ten Hag, as the EFL League One side head to Manchester.
Ten Hag's team return to EPL action on September 21 as they head to Crystal Palace.
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