US EditionTottenham Forgot Crucial Bryan Mbeumo Detail that Gives Man United Transfer Advantage
- Manchester United is prioritizing the signing of Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo during the current transfer window in London.
- This focus follows the club releasing Christian Eriksen, Victor Lindelöf, and Jonny Evans, while raising offers above £60 million for Mbeumo but facing valuation disputes with Brentford.
- Mbeumo finished the 2024/25 Premier League season as Brentford's leading scorer with 20 goals and has indicated a strong preference for a move to Manchester United over Tottenham.
- United’s former number 19 shirt is currently vacant, offering Mbeumo preferable squad number options compared to Tottenham, where his preferred number 20 is already assigned.
- If completed, Mbeumo’s transfer would reinforce Manchester United’s attack following their 15th-place finish and missed targets like Liam Delap, with patience likely needed amid ongoing negotiations.
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Tottenham in talks over second Brentford arrival with Thomas Frank targeting Bryan Mbeumo - The Mirror
Tottenham are closing in on the appointment of Thomas Frank but are set to raid the Dane’s former club Brentford for both his backroom staff and some players this summer
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Tottenham open talks to hijack Man Utd’s deal to sign Mbeumo
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