Manchester United’s pre-season preparations are steadily intensifying under Ruben Amorim, with the squad now fully immersed in training ahead of their upcoming friendlies.
Off the pitch, transfer activity continues to dominate the agenda as the Red Devils look to make meaningful additions before their tour of the United States.
United’s focus has now shifted firmly towards bolstering the attacking unit.
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With funds available following recent outgoings, United are determined to add pace and end product to their front line before the start of the new Premier League campaign.
And in a major boost, their pursuit of Bryan Mbeumo has taken a promising turn amid fresh developments from the Brentford camp.
While Tottenham Hotspur were rumoured to have submitted a £70 million bid for the Cameroon international — something the London club have since denied — it appears the figure has now set an unofficial benchmark for negotiations.
Manchester United, however, are reluctant to meet that valuation and are instead playing the long game, hoping Brentford soften their stance in the coming weeks.
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The club’s patience may now be paying off, with reports suggesting Mbeumo is becoming increasingly unsettled and determined to push through a move to Old Trafford, as per Laurie Whitwell via The Athletic on YouTube.
Bryan Mbeumo reported back to Brentford training on Monday, but his mood and body language have reportedly become a point of internal discussion, potentially influencing the club’s negotiating position.
Sources close to the situation have described Brentford as “relaxed” about the current state of talks, but they are fully aware of Mbeumo’s preference and the risk of a transfer request should progress stall.
With United still intent on securing the 25-year-old, all signs point to a critical period ahead in the transfer saga.
If Brentford lower their demands, the deal could progress rapidly — and Mbeumo’s desire to make the switch could ultimately be the deciding factor.
