United now “fully expect” to sign a “sensational” £70m soon as they want him to play in the preseason tour, according to transfer expert Graeme Bailey.
Manchester United wants to sign a new striker
It was a slow start for Manchester United’s summer transfer window, with Matheus Cunha being their only high-profile arrival so far, and they also face the issue of getting some of their players out of the books.
There is a lot of speculation around the future of Alejandro Garnacho and Marcus Rashford, and Liverpool reportedly even stepped forward to sign England International, although Barcelona seems to be more likely to have a destination.
But Manchester United legend Teddy Sheringham is now shocked by the situation at Rashford, who boldly says he hopes Rashford won’t end up on the Spanish side because he shouldn’t have done that.
This summer, another major transfer legend revolves around men United, around Bryan Mbeumo, and Ruben Amorim identified Brentford’s striker as a player who could help solve his team’s offensive problems.
Now there is a new update, Manchester United’s Mbeumo Pursuit, Bailey told the recruit room that the Cameroonians’ progress has become increasingly frustrated.
Transfer expert said: “Manchester United are just as frustrated as the players. But again, they keep quiet. Official.
“The guaranteed money is still the main obstacle… It was seen as a minor issue two weeks ago, but it is still the main issue. United are telling Mbemo that they are still fully expecting him to play in the preseason.”
There is no doubt that the Red Devils are getting tired of negotiations given that Brentford recently raised its asking price to £70 million, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe was determined to pay no more than £65 million.
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Man Utd must complete the “sensational” Mbeumo transaction as soon as possible
While Ratcliffe should not be pressured to be above his valuation of Brentford stars, the legend needs to end soon, especially as the player himself is now frustrated by a lack of progress.
Of course, £70 million is a lot of money spent on the highest level of unproven players, but the former Trois man performed well in the Premier League last season, contributing 27 goals in 38 outings.
Mbeumo was praised by Sky Sports commentators as “sensational” and could be a brilliant signing for Manchester United, so they hope he wants him to join their pre-season tour, while Amorim’s side will be with Sweden’s Leeds United in two days.
