Manchester United and Brentford reportedly reached the Forward Bryan Mbeumo transfer agreement, which meant a significant breakthrough after weeks of negotiations between two Premier League clubs.
According to Athletic report, the agreement is valued at 71 million, which includes a fix fee of £ 65 million to be paid in four installments, along with £ 6 million in the performance bonuses. Cameroon’s international previously explained to Brentford that he had preferred to move to Manchester United, even in the middle of Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal.
A 25 -year -old man is expected to become the third signature of Manchester United after arrival Matheus Cunha of Wolverhampton Wanderers and Diego Leon of Cerro Porteno in Paraguay. Once the official announcement is made, MBEUMO adds another depth and firepower to the United’s offensive possibilities.
Mbeumo had with Brentford Standout 2024–25 Premier League, appeared in all 38 matches and contributed 20 goals and eight assists. After joining Brentford in 2019, he was assisted in their promotion to the Premier League and has since won 70 goals and 51 assists for the club in all competitions.
Mbeumo, known for his versatility, played in multiple positions across the front line. While he often acted as a right -wing cross or joined Ivan Toney as the second striker, he also filled the right wing if necessary. Its dynamic style of playing and working rates from the ball could be a valuable benefit for Ruben AMORIM, especially at a time when futures Antony, Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford remains uncertain.
MBEUMO also brings reliability from the crime after converting 11 out of 12 attempts at Brentford. Importantly, his fitness record excels – he missed only 16 matches during four seasons, emphasizing his availability and consistency.
This step increases expectations when Manchester United tries to deal with their offensive fighting from last season. With Mbeumo in the fold, the club will hope that the season 2025–26 is heading a more efficient front line.
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Published:
Amar Pancker
Published on:
18 July 2025
