Antony-Mania stepped up a notch for real betis on Thursday evening after he scored a sensational free kick against Fiorentina.
The wing player of Manchester United, on loan in Sevilla, is the best player in the Laliga side since he became a member.
And he also improved his reputation on a huge night before the club, at the same time as United, Athletic Bilbao admitted to rattle the nerves, despite their impressive lead in the draw.
Antony stepped up to take a free kick from about 35 meters, curly with his left foot, with the ball and pouring in.
He sprinted to the sidelines in celebration, lived on his knees and was embraced by the substitutes.
Again, he pulled his shirt down to expose the 'iluminado' tattoo, which translates into 'The Chosen One' in English.
Antony was signed by United for £ 86 million before he registered only 12 goals and five assists in 96 games for the club.
He continues to go into force of Old Trafford and said that he believes that personal problems have prevented him from playing his best.
In 2023, Antony was accused by his former partner Gabriela Cavallin for insulting, attacking and threatening her, which led to the police of Sao Paulo who carried out an investigation.
A year after the complaint was submitted, the police found insufficient proof of any misconduct on the part of Antony and concluded their investigation, as reported by Globo.com.
“I think, apart from my football life, I stood in the way of my personal life a lot, because of the things I experienced, the moments I lived there,” he told ESPN Brasil.
'It likes it or not, it affected me a lot. So of course I know the potential I have.
'It is not for nothing that I went to a World Cup, it is not for nothing that I was sold to United for a lot of money, and I know my value.
'People look at this moment, but they don't look at the larger whole, what happens to let things do.
“So, as I said, my feeling at United was that I also had good moments, bad moments, but of course I could have done more, I could have done better.”
His heroic deeds against Fiorentina come after a stunning stop time winner at the weekend and he looks a player.
“The future? It's very early; I don't know what will happen, but I'm very happy here, “he said recently.
“I have noticed that I enjoyed football. It is now strange, although I know how talented I am, so I gave priority to go where I knew I would be happy, although I had better offers. '
Betis has four La Liga matches to go before the season ends, a point outside the top-five Champions League qualifying rooms in La Liga standing if things are.