If all goes well, Man United will have spent over £120 million on two new strikers alone, while coach Ruben Amorim needs to strengthen many positions in the Man United squad next season. No problem, Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo, when they arrive at Old Trafford, will certainly be the driving force to attract more famous faces to Man United.
60 million for Mbeumo
According to British media, Man United are likely to successfully recruit Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford, once the 25-year-old Cameroon striker himself expressed his desire to join Old Trafford - despite interest from a series of Premier League rivals such as Arsenal, Tottenham and Newcastle.
Bryan Mbeumo explodes in 2024-2025 season at Brentford
This is considered a big boost for coach Ruben Amorim, who is in the process of restructuring the "Red Devils" squad after completing the £62.5 million deal for Matheus Cunha from Wolves.
According to many sources, Mbeumo has prioritized Man United as the next destination in his career, clearly showing his desire to be included in Amorim's long-term plan. This forced the remaining clubs to withdraw, while Man United will officially sit down at the negotiating table with Brentford in the coming days.
Mbeumo scored 20 goals and 7 assists for Brentford
The transfer fee is not easy to swallow, with Brentford asking for over £60 million for their outstanding striker. The amount is large but not surprising when considering Bryan Mbeumo's form in the 2024-2025 season: Scoring 20 goals and providing 8 assists for a mid-table team like Brentford is truly an impressive achievement.
Coach Thomas Frank does not want Mbeumo to leave
Manager Thomas Frank has warned that letting Mbeumo leave would be a huge loss for Brentford. "How many wingers can score 20 goals for a mid-table club, add seven assists and have a great work ethic?", he said. The manager believes Mbeumo is a complete player in both skill and spirit, and if he is forced to sell, it will have to be "a very good price - a very big number".
Amorim accelerates reform
After officially taking over Man United, Ruben Amorim has clearly defined a new direction: youthful, flexible and in line with modern tactical philosophy. The recruitment of Matheus Cunha is the first step and Mbeumo could be the next name.
In the familiar 3-4-3 formation, Mbeumo can completely take on the role of right or left winger, with good finishing ability, high pressing and smart movement. The Cunha - Mbeumo wing duo promises to create a mobile attack, suitable for the speed and intensity that Amorim requires.
Mbeumo plays well on both wings, has good finishing, and has a sharp mind.
To fund reinvestment, Man United are forced to offload some players who are no longer in Amorim's plans. Captain Bruno Fernandes is considering an £80m offer from Al-Hilal, while Inter Milan are continuing to approach Rasmus Hojlund, who could leave Old Trafford for a lower price when he arrives.
The likes of Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony and Kobbie Mainoo are all in talks over their futures. Goalkeeper Andre Onana could also leave if the right offer comes in. Notably, Hojlund – who has impressed in Serie A – is being closely watched by Napoli, Juventus and Inter. Inter Milan have contacted his representatives to determine the asking price from Man United.
A series of Man United stars will have to leave
Along with the changes in the squad, Man United's management team has also been shaken up. Two senior figures in the media department - PR Director Andrew Ward and Communications Director Ian Nolan - have confirmed that they will leave the club in the near future. This is part of a comprehensive restructuring process from the top to the pitch of the "Red Devils".
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