Bryan Mbeumo defies Newcastle United’s reticence amid transfer rumours by expressing his admiration for the club.

Bryan Mbeumo defies Newcastle United’s reticence amid transfer rumours by expressing his admiration for the club.

Bryan Mbeumo has expressed his admiration for Newcastle United after nearly spoiling Brentford’s celebration at St James’ Park on Wednesday evening. For an extended period, the Cameroonian celebrity has been associated with a stint with the Magpies. Newcastle’s recruitment chiefs, including Steve Nickson,

have conducted an exhaustive search for the forward in anticipation of a prospective summer transfer. An equalise was scored by the winger from the penalty spot at St James’ Park, marking his 16th goal of the season. After United’s custodian, Nick Pope, impeded Yoane Wissa, Mbeumo maintained his unblemished record for the club by sending him the wrong way.

The Carabao Cup celebrations had dominated the lead-up to the game, but there was also discussion regarding Newcaste’s interest in Mbeumo. Liverpool is also interested in the 25-year-old forward, and it is anticipated that the Magpies will make a move for him in the summer. A proposal of approximately £60 million is believed to be sufficient to secure his services. After the contest, Mbeumo expressed his admiration for Newcastle in a highly complimentary manner. ”

It is a difficult one tonight, and we deserved more,” he stated to the reporters.Newcastle is still in pursuit of a right-winger following the departure of Miguel Almiron to Atlanta United during the transfer window. Despite Jacob Murphy’s exceptional performance this season, he continues to be the sole viable alternative on that flank. Harvey Barnes transitioned to the right side in the second half of the match against Brentford,

while Joe Willock played on the left, following Murphy’s withdrawal. Anthony Gordon is expected to return to the team for the match against Leicester City following his three-game suspension. The ‘ideal’ summer acquisition for Newcastle has been characterised as Mbeumo. Brentford is rumoured to be seeking a substantial sum for the player, which could potentially lead to a bidding war.