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Bryan Mbeumo Pushes for Manchester United Move as Transfer Talks Continue
Negotiations between Manchester United and Brentford for winger Bryan Mbeumo are ongoing, with the player making clear his strong desire to join the Premier League giants. United have already seen two bids rejected, but remain confident of reaching an agreement as discussions over the deal structure and add-ons continue.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Manchester United have submitted two bids for Bryan Mbeumo, with the most recent offer reaching £62.5 million, matching the fee paid for Matheus Cunha earlier in the window. Brentford declined this improved proposal, reportedly due to payment structure disagreements and the desire for a larger up-front fee. Mbeumo has informed all involved clubs, including Tottenham Hotspur, that his priority is a move to Old Trafford, leaving Brentford and United locked in direct talks over the final details of a potential transfer.
According to a previous report we published, Brentford want around £65 million for Bryan Mbeumo.
MBEUMO’S IMPACT AND BRENTFORD’S STANCE
Mbeumo was a standout performer last season, scoring 20 goals in the Premier League — making him one of the league’s top scorers and helping Brentford secure a top-half finish. The club acknowledges his strong contributions and there is a belief at Brentford that, should a club meet their valuation, Mbeumo has earned a move to a bigger stage. While Tottenham was initially interested, they appear to have stepped aside, with Mbeumo focused solely on joining United.
Mbeumo scored 20 Premier League goals last season after Ivan Toney’s departure, as previously reported.
WHAT’S NEXT FOR UNITED AND BRENTFORD?
United will need to increase their offer or adjust the payment terms to satisfy Brentford’s demands if they are to complete the signing. The Red Devils, aiming to strengthen their squad after a mixed campaign that saw them finish outside the top four, are determined to add Mbeumo’s attacking threat to their ranks. Brentford, who finished in the middle of the table last season, risk losing their leading scorer—posing a challenge for their preparations ahead of the new season after seeing their coach join Tottenham. United’s next match will be in the Premier League opener in August, while Brentford will also look to reinforce before the new campaign begins as they potentially face life without their star forward.
According to a previous report we published, Brentford agreed on an initial fee with Manchester United for Mbeumo.