Even if Antony’s on-field performance has drawn criticism, he is a fantastic and caring father to his son Lorenzo off the field.

Every part of Antony and his child’s connection is characterized by their unflinching loyalty, even in the face of his football career’s ups and downs.

At the age of ten, Antony enrolled in the Sao Paulo local club’s academy.

In 2018, when he was eighteen years old, he signed his first professional contract after helping them win the J League World Challenge in Japan and winning best player.

In less than a year, Antony earned his Brazil U-23 debut and became a father to a son named Lorenzo.

With his partner Rosilene Xavier, Antony has a single child.

Antony doesn’t cut corners when it comes to taking care of Lorenzo. He recently went on a toy purchasing binge to make sure his child has the best playthings available. Antony chooses every toy, including board games and action figures, with his son’s tastes and interests in mind. His deliberate decisions show that he wants to see Lorenzo pleased and delighted.

Not simply his worldly belongings are what make Antony a unique father. He goes above and beyond by making time for his son a top priority. Even with his busy schedule, Antony always makes time to put Lorenzo to bed. Between father and son, this small gesture of love and affection forges a solid link that promotes security and trust.

It is admirable that Antony is dedicated to being a present and active father. He enthusiastically participates in their common activities, supports Lorenzo during soccer matches, and attends his school functions. Antony demonstrates to his son the value of fostering relationships and the significance of family by being involved in his life.

Despite possible criticism for his on-field performance, Antony’s commitment to Lorenzo as a loving parent is evident. Even if he’s not the ideal player, he’s a fantastic father. That’s what counts most in his son’s view.