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Manchester United Want to Sign a New Player in Forward Area After Sealing Deal for Bryan Mbuemo: Reports
GREATER MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, JUN 6 – Manchester United aims to strengthen attack by pursuing Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres amid competition from Arsenal and Chelsea, with a £60 million fee reported, following a poor scoring season.
- Manchester United is pursuing Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford and faces transfer competition from Tottenham Hotspur, who have also expressed interest in the player.
- United's initial offer of £55 million for Mbeumo was rejected, leading to an increased bid reported to be over £60 million.
- Despite finishing 15th in the Premier League, United is determined to finalize the Mbeumo transfer as part of their rebuilding efforts.
- Gary Neville mentioned that Mbeumo can significantly impact United, stating they require players that can contribute immediately.
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Bryan Mbeumo back-up plan gathers pace as Newcastle target TWO Premier League rivals - The Mirror
Manchester United are keen to sign Brentford star Bryan Mbeumo as part of their summer rebuild and now appear to have a free run at the forward after one of their rivals admitted defeat
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Man Utd ready to win £60m Gyokeres race as brutal Sir Jim Ratcliffe cuts pay off
MANCHESTER UNITED are ready to win the race for Viktor Gyokeres. The Red Devils recently revealed total operating expenses have dropped by £41.6million to £162.1m in the latest quarterly club accounts after Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s brutal cost cutting. Manchester United are ready to win the race for Sporting Lisbon star Viktor Gyokeres Man Utd minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s cuts appear to have handed Ruben Amorim a substantial transfer pot Man Ut…
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