Manchester United has been busy this summer because they look back from their worst ever Premier League campaign, with new signing sessions Matheus Cunha and Diego Leon now accompanied by Bryan Mbeumo
Bryan Mbeumo has become the newest summer signature of Manchester United after he finally agreed a deal worth £ 71 million including add-ons with Brentford. Mbeumo is the third new signing of United after the additions of Matheus Cunha and Diego Leon.
Much more income and expenditure is expected before the transfer window is closed, in which manager Ruben Amorim Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Antony, Alejandro Garnacho and Tyrell Malacia wanted to unload after placing in the 'Bomb Squad'.
Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof have already left the club after the expiry of their contracts, while Jonny Evans retired and a new role started as Head of Loans and Paths of United.
Here Mirror Football looks a look at Het Laatste Nieuws about transfer and rumors from in and around Old Trafford …
Amorim wants two new signing sessions
Mirror Football understands that Ruben Amorim wants to add at least two players after the news that Bryan Mbeumo's move is confirmed.
A new striker is at the top of Amorim's shopping list, with Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee who manage only seven Premier League goals between them last season. However, they missed Liam Delap at Chelsea and Viktor Gyokeres prefer a move to Arsenal above United.
Amorim also wants to sign a new midfielder, which has emphasized the struggles in that area in that area during their pre-season-friendly against Leeds. “We have a lack of pace, especially in the middle of the park and you can feel that it is difficult to win and bring the ball,” he admitted.
Rashford's wait
Marcus Rashford is about to get on loan at Barcelona with an option purchase, but he is confronted with a nervous waiting to see if he can be registered.
In recent seasons, Barcelona has made trouble registering players because of their financial issues, with a new signature Joan Garcia that still has to be officially registered with La Liga, because they do not yet have room in their wage budget.
Rashford will be in the same boat as soon as he becomes a member of the club, but Barcelona is working on outputs for a number of players to have Garcia and Rashford registered.
Ferdinand judgment
Legend Rio Ferdinand from Manchester United has shared his disappointment about the approaching move from Marcus Rashford to Barcelona.
On his YouTube channel, Ferdinand said: “There must have been so much behind the scenes that we just can't be aware of. And Marcus is not someone who really wants to talk and do interviews, so you have to respect that. But I am sure it will be in the wash at some point.
“Is it due to a lack of shape? A lack of trust? Playing? Did the club fail him? Or is it up to him? Are there any injuries that we don't know? Is he lost that desire? That form is gone and he can't re -use it and can't it come back?”