Bryan Mbeumo is becoming more and more frustrated as Manchester United weigh a third bid for the Brentford attacker.
Mbeumo has made it clear that he wants to move to Old Trafford, but United is another deal with Brentford, who wants more than the £ 62.5 million that they have paid for Matheus Cunha earlier this summer.
United has made two failed offers for the 25-year-old and both Mbeumo and Brentford have become frustrated by the slow progress of the deal.
Brentford Holding Firm about their asking price and are open to other offers for Mbeumo as United a third bid.
Brentford is looking for a reimbursement of more than £ 63 million and have been encouraged in recent weeks by the reimbursements promoted for Noni Madueke and Anthony Elanga, in the belief that their appreciation is not only fair, but perhaps even lower than the market value.
Chelsea value Arsenal Target Madueke on more than £ 50 million and Newcastle have agreed a fee of £ 55 million with Nottingham Forest to sign Elanga.
Mbeumo, who scored 20 Premier League goals last season, is a fan of United and is also encouraged by the wage package offered where he was to Old Trafford.
Giles is known as a smart negotiator and Brentford has the option to extend Mbeumo's contract until the end of the 2026-27 season, so are in a strong negotiating position and will not be forced to lower their appreciation.
Mbeumo is still expected to leave Brentford and leave at Captain Christian Norgaard and the long -standing head coach Thomas Frank at this summer.
Brentford, however, will not be held on ransom about their appreciated and would feel at ease when holding Mbeumo if their asking price is not met.