Bryan Mbeumo’s decision is made by Manchester United following Brentford’s rejection of their second offer. Manchester United is currently in negotiations with Brentford following the rejection of their second offer for Bryan Mbeumo.
United has submitted an enhanced proposal for Mbeumo that exceeds £60 million. However, this bid is insufficient to meet Brentford’s valuation, and negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing to establish a compromise. Earlier this month, United submitted an initial proposal for Mbeumo in the amount of £55 million.
Brentford rejected the initial proposal and subsequently declined the enhanced offer for the 25-year-old. The first deal of the summer transfer window was the £62.5m acquisition of Matheus Cunha from Wolves by United, and Mbeumo would bolster Ruben Amorim’s attacking options.
Brentford has the option to activate a one-year extension in Mbeumo’s contract, which enhances their bargaining power, despite the fact that he is about to enter the final year of his contract. In order to facilitate his arrival at Carrington for the commencement of the preseason on July 7, United is eager to finalize a deal for Mbeumo as soon as feasible.
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