“He’s not committed to the training anymore after Man United’s £70M bid to sign him was rejected…I have given up already, he can leave now”: Club manager cries out over his player’s recent behaviour after Man United £70M bid to sign him was rejected few days ago
“He’s not committed to the training anymore after Man United’s £70M bid to sign him was rejected…I have given up already, he can leave now”: Club manager cries out over his player’s recent behaviour after Man United £70M bid to sign him was rejected few days ago
Having surprised everyone with their performance against Liverpool in the Premier League last weekend, the confidence must be flowing through Manchester United to kick on from here and hopefully salvage this season.
It has been a very difficult last few months for the historic club, which has seen managerial changes and general inefficiency to compete at the highest level of English football and the European competitions.
However, as always, the January transfer window provides the club with an opportunity to reinforce in the right way, and hopefully look at having a better second half to the season.
The question now is whether Manchester United have FFP room to sign new players.
Now as per Spanish source, Fichajes, Man Utd are preparing an offer of around €50million to present to Brentford to secure the signature of Bryan Mbeumo, who has been one of the best attackers in the Premier League this season.
The talented African winger has scored 13 times in the Premier League so far this season which is only behind Liverpool superstar, Mohamed Salah, and Manchester City striker, Erling Haaland. That is some elite company to be a part of.
The report claims that €50million offer might not be enough, but Man Utd will continue to push until the end of the month to close the signing of Mbeumo.
Back in October, Football Insider revealed that Brentford value him at £60million, so, United may have to match the fee to have a serious chance of luring the player.
Although Amad Diallo has been performing well from the right wing, signing the Brentford man would be a smart piece of business for the club. However, the Bees would unlikely sanction a sale in the middle of the campaign. What do you think.
