Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has taken fresh aim at Antony.

The Brazil attacker struggled in defeat at Nottingham Forest on Saturday night.

Schmeichel said: "I really think Erik ten Hag should rethink Antony's position.

"He doesn't give much to the team. He frustrates his teammates. It's really frustrating."

Schmeichel admits he rates West Ham attacker Mohammed Kudus ahead of his former Ajax teammate, Antony.

He also said: There's something about that boy (Kudus).

He's special. I don't get it if he (Ten Hag) knows these boys very well, why did he pick Antony ahead of Kudus?"

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