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Bryan Mbeumo Transfer Could Hand Manchester United Teammate a New Role
- Manchester United secured a £62.5 million deal for Matheus Cunha from Wolves and is prioritizing a reshuffle of its attacking players in early June 2025.
- This transfer window follows a difficult decade at Old Trafford marked by multiple loan spells and transfer missteps, prompting calls for significant squad changes.
- United is targeting Brentford’s 25-year-old Bryan Mbeumo, who scored 20 Premier League goals last season, as a potential key addition to replace departing wingers.
- Brentford is irritated by the public pursuit of Mbeumo and may demand around £60 million, while Mbeumo reportedly favors moving to Manchester United this summer.
- If completed, these signings could help Manchester United address attacking weaknesses as they prepare for a critical transfer window and potential departures of Sancho, Rashford, Antony, and Garnacho.
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One small anecdote sums up perfectly the scale of Manchester United‘s transfer missteps over recent years.When the Red Devils were in the market for a goalkeeper in 2023, having decided to dispense with the services of David de Gea, they were invited and encouraged to bid for his compatriot David Raya.The data suggested it was the right move and Brentford were open to creative ways of structuring a deal for a player in the final year of his cont…
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Bryan Mbeumo makes decision on next club as Man Utd and Arsenal battle for £50m star - The Mirror
Manchester United look set to land another forward after completing a deal for Matheus Cunha - with Bryan Mbeumo interested in a move to Old Trafford from Brentford this summer
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