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The situation of these Manchester United players is very complicated because the same players are also hindering the entire process. For example, in the case of Antony, Betis does not want to spend money to have him permanently, while Manchester United wants to sell him permanently and even Fenerbahce wanted to pay €45 million for him, but the player refused Fenerbahce, so it becomes difficult. If even Fenerbahce has €45 million, then Betis could get that amount if they really wanted him.
A report from ESPN Brasil claims Antony’s wishes to return to Betis continue to get in the way of United’s plans. Turkish outfit Fenerbahçe are said to have signalled a willingness to meet United’s demands of €45 million (£38.9 million, $52.3 million) but, despite the Red Devils wanting to accept, Antony has not given his approval to the move.
https://www.si.com/soccer/real-betis-demand-antony-transfer-decision-from-man-utdAntony and Sancho's situation is exactly as you said. The transfers of several of our players have impacted the club's results in the two matches played, despite the names of those players.
Manchester United certainly wants to avoid significant losses from these transfers, so Antony wants to leave permanently, even though Real Betis wants something other than a permanent deal.
Our concern now is that Manchester United's future assets, like Kobbie Mainoo, want to leave.