Manchester United still tries to land Bryan Mbeumo, with the attacker himself to Old Trafford and has not hidden that with his social media activities
Bryan Mbeumo has liked Leny Yoro's Instagram -post after he had confirmed his return to Manchester United training in what the newest hint is that he would like to make the switch.
The Frontman of Brentford has seen that the Red Devils have rejected different bids for him while the bees stick to their appreciation, which exceeds more than £ 60 million. He remains the most important target for those at Old Trafford, but no deal has yet been closed.
Mbeumo has made no secret of his desire to go further and to have the chance at the Premier League Giants, who try to land more firepower in an attempt to get them back on the table. His last step on Instagram is to underline his motivation to continue.
He liked Yoro's Post, even though the couple had no previous involvement as teammates. The defender had sustained an injury at the end of last year, but was still able to play in the Europa League final and is now back in the training for the season in Manchester.
The Frenchman posted a message with the text: “reunited” next to an image of him who went through his passes and Mbeumo was one of those who like the post, along with the current Old Trafford star Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot.
Mbeumo is to improve his wages enormously if he moved to United, which would pay him more than £ 200,000 a week. Personal conditions will not be a problem and it is now at the two clubs that agree with a fee, but the Manchester Club still has to return with a third bid.
Matheus Cunha is currently the only man who goes to Old Trafford this summer and leaves Wolves when his release clause was met, but Ruben Amorim has made it a priority to strengthen his options in the last third part and Mbeumo has held 20 goals in recent term, including scoring against the Red Devils.
Brentford has previously sold their top talent, did this with Ivan Toney last summer, but only for the right price, and their director of Voetbal Phil Giles says that Mbeumo will remain in the club if their appreciation is not reached.
“He had a fantastic season,” Giles said recently. “We were expecting great interest in him, we were very interested in him. He has his ideas about where he wants to take his career. He is good within his rights to do that. It is not impossible that next season he is still a Brentford player if we agree that he will remain.”