Bryan Mbeumo joins Man Utd: Brentford forward completes £71m transfer to Premier League rivals | Football News

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Brentford striker Bryan Mbeumo moved to Manchester United in an agreement up to 71 million pounds sterling.

After weeks of prolonged talks and rejected submissions, United and Brentford agreed last Friday which included a guaranteed payment of 65 million pounds sterling to make in four payments, as well as 6 million pounds sterling in additional module.

Mbeumo, who signed a five-year agreement with the option of an additional year, joined in time to be part of the United team who goes to the United States on Tuesday for the club’s pre-season tour.

The striker said: “As soon as I knew there was a chance to join Manchester United, I had to take the opportunity to sign the club of my dreams; the team I wore the shirt.

“My mentality is to be always better than yesterday. I know that I have the mind and character to reach another level here, by learning from Ruben Amorim and playing alongside world class players.

“Everyone told me about the environment that is created here and how exciting plans are for the future. It is a massive club, with an incredible stadium and incomplete fans, we are all really determined to challenge the greatest trophies.”

United has been in talks with Brentford for more than a month, making a previous offer of 55 million pounds sterling plus 7.5 million pounds sterling in terms of additional modules fifteen days ago, which was rejected.

It was after the Spurs had interviews with Brentford for the player, Thomas Frank wishing to bring him to northern London.

But Mbeumo, who was still two years old on his Brentford contract, has always preferred a move to Old Trafford.

Additional modules feasible in the Mbeumo agreement

It is understood that the complementary Mbeumo modules are very achievable, mainly based on premises and premier league goals, which means that Brentford is probably obtaining nearly 70 million pounds sterling for him.

If United can resuscitate their winning form of trophy under Ruben Amorim, it is even more likely for the costs to reach 71 million pounds sterling.

The probable extras mean that Brentford Stand to make more than 60 million pounds Sterling profits on a player they signed for only 4 million pounds from Troyes in 2019, and which scored 70 goals, as well as more than 50 others for teammates.

What is the next step for Man UTD’s transfer plans?

As Sky Sports News Report all summer, United envisaged No. 9.

They explored the conditions for an agreement for a number of attackers, including Aston Villa Ollie Watkins,, Sporty Viktor Gyokerresand Chelsea Nicolas Jackson.

Sky Sports News We said to an eye on the development of the window RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko.

United has been undergoing his development for several years, at the time he played for RB Salzburg, and when Arsenal had preliminary discussions for SESKO, an agreement has never progressed and they are now about to sign Gyokerres.

An important goal for Manchester United will also be out.

Barcelona agreed to sign Marcus Rashford on loan, while Alejandro Garnacho, Antony, Jadon Sancho And Tyrell Malacia have received additional leave to explore potential movements.

What do the statistics on Mbeumo say?

Sky Sports Adam Smith data editor:

Bryan Mbeumo scored 20 goals in the Premier League last season to help Brentford get a higher finish – only three players scored more.

He also marked seven assists, but should have registered more, blocking a summit of 9.26 assists during the campaign – mainly the delivery of a cross of 202.

In addition, only two players have traveled more distance or have tried more sprints for the season, making it one of the most difficult transplants in the League. It also offers a serious rhythm – blocking the fastest fourth speed at 36.63 km / h.

According to Sky Sports Power, Mohamed Salah has collected more shape points than Mbeumo.

Taking into account decisive goals or assists that have changed the results of the matches, its 27 contributions to goals have earned Brentford 22 points – which is equivalent to 40% of the bee season.