Bryan Mbeumo van Brentford is strongly connected to a move to Manchester United, and bee boss Thomas Frank has made clear what kind of character the star wing is
The objective of Manchester United, Bryan Mbeumo, will bring a much needed working speed and discipline if Brentford Boss Thomas Frank's comments are something to come on. The Danish head coach made it clear in his earlier praise that Ruben Amorim would get an exemplary professional at Old Trafford.
The attacker born in France made the switch to London in 2019, where the bees signed him for a club record compensation of £ 5.8 million. Mbeumo hit the ground and scored 16 goals in his first campaign when they were thwarted in the play-off final of the championship by Fulham.
Redemption would be 12 months later when Brentford was promoted to the Premier League via the Play-Offs, and the winger came on large jumps in the top flight, which went from Vleugel-Back to Talismian winger.
With snipers Ivan Toney who left for the 2024/25 season, Mbeumo stepped up to play a leading role, and his 20 Premier League goals have led to a series of voorners surrounding him as the summer window opens.
It has been suggested that the Red Devils are the party that has taken Mbeumo's Fancy, and his manager Frank has previously opened the impressive work rate and dedication that arrives at Old Trafford if a deal will be completed.
According to athletics, Mbeumo has decided that United is the team with which he wants to participate this summer, with Arsenal, Newcastle and Tottenham all interested. It is now expected that conversations will be opened between Brentford and the Red Devils, because the 25-year-old looks are looking for his target score for Manchester when he gets his way.
In 2023, when Mbeumo was sidelined with an ankle injury, Boss Frank sheds some light on the state of the winger in his team and admitted that his efforts would be a big miss.
“[Mbeumo] Must be number two after Ivan [Toney] In terms of goals and assists, what the key is, “said Frank.” His work percentage for the team is incredible.
“You don't see many wing players who work so hard and mean so much. He has become the most important man who says:” Give me the ball, I assume this. “Who will be that man now?
Praise for Mbeumo has long been offered by the Danish manager, who, with Brentford, still praised in their Premier League -children's shoes, with Brentford, the brilliance of the attacker.
“It's brilliant, I have to say,” Frank admitted, speaking after a Mbeumo-Hattrick gave his side a 4-1 FA Cup victory in Port Vale. “This year he is brilliant for us in the Premier League.
“He came back from a small injury. We knew he wanted to play ready for Tuesday. And three quality finishes, very composed. We know that these FA Cup games are very difficult.
“We started the second half badly, they played a little bit more direct. They put a little pressure under pressure, but in the end we, and especially Bryan Mbeumo, showed our quality.”