Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana is reportedly working to convince Brentford right-wing winger Bryan Mbeumo to join the club.
Onana has obviously been talking to his Cameroon International, discussing the interests of Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspurs, and may move to Old Trafford.
This is according to a report from Manchester Evening News, which also noted that the Spurs are continuing to actively pursue Mbeumo.
The Daily Mirror reported that Tottenham Hotspur had offered £70m for Mbeumo, and people imagine they might have a slight advantage after appointing Thomas Frank as manager.
Frank will start with their time together at Brentford, they will know Mbeumo very well, and the Spurs will certainly be harmless with Champions League football.
Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United or Tottenham?
Interestingly, whether Onana can help unite here is arguably one of his best contributions since moving to Old Trafford.
The former Milan and Ajax goalkeeper was not particularly impressive on the court, often taking on soft goals and making high-profile personal mistakes.
Onana, however, is clearly eager to do her own thing for United, and fans will surely thank him if he can help lure Mbeumo into joining.
Mbeumo won a big move for himself
Mbeumo just passed away this season, outstanding at Brentford, contributing 23 goals and 8 assists in all games.
The 25-year-old looks like he’s entering his peak hours, which means it’s a big transfer window for him.
Both Manchester United and the Spurs were very bad last season, so both moves looked a bit gambled, even though these two checkers will definitely turn things around soon.
Frank’s arrival as Tottenham manager looks like a good date, and Ruben Amorim should have performed better after all the preseason and some of his own new signings.
It would be fun to see which option looks like the most tempting Mbeumo in the end.
