Mbeumo is being eroded.

Striker Bryan Mbeumo is the player most affected by the Manchester United squad during the FIFA Days in March.

Mbeumo is being eroded.

According to the schedule, Mbeumo's Cameroon team will fly to Australia for a friendly match in Sydney, before continuing on to Melbourne to face China. Mbeumo's journey is estimated to be over 33,000 km.

According to statistics, Mbeumo also became the player who traveled the most among the Manchester United members during this FIFA Days period.

This is clearly not ideal given Mbeumo's declining form. The Cameroonian player has been involved in three international breaks since the start of the season, plus his participation in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations at the end of last year, which has significantly depleted his physical condition.

However, one positive point is that Cameroon did not qualify for the 2026 World Cup, meaning Mbeumo will have a full summer break to recover.

Manchester United are undoubtedly concerned about the striker's fitness as the season enters its crucial stage. Fortunately, the Old Trafford club's schedule after the international break has been postponed until April 13th, giving Mbeumo more time to rest and recover.

Since the match against Tottenham in early February, Mbeumo has unexpectedly declined in form. He failed to score in matches against West Ham, Everton, Crystal Palace, Newcastle, Aston Villa, and Bournemouth. A streak of six consecutive goalless games is quite unusual for a player who usually performs consistently well in the attacking third.

Since the start of the season, Mbeumo has scored 10 goals for MU in all competitions, including 9 in the Premier League.

Highlights Bournemouth 2-2 MU: In the early hours of March 21st, Manchester United lost their advantage in the final minutes and had to settle for a draw with Bournemouth in the 31st round of the Premier League.

Source: https://znews.vn/mbeumo-bi-bao-mon-post1637504.html