Reports from multiple United sources this evening are indicating that Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United is finally coming to an end after positive behind-the-scenes talks.
The player is set for a medical test this week as the Reds hope to wrap up the process involved in time for Bryan Mbeumo to join their squad ahead of their preseason tour.
After signing Matheus Cunha, the Red Devils have been quiet in the transfer window while others are busily signing players and preparing for the season ahead.
Talks for Bryan Mbuemo to Manchester United have been hanging up for over a month after Brentford rejected 2 United offers and publicly stated that they won’t accept any fee below €65 million.
This was reportedly fueled by Manchester United activating the €62 million release clause of Matheus Cunha, as Brentford sees Mbuemo as an upgrade of the Brazilian international.
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Multiple reports suggested earlier on that Manchester United is looking forward to walking away from the deal, as Brentford is making things complicated.
This evening fresh reports from highly reputable sources are also reporting that Bryan Mbuemo to Manchester United is almost a done deal, with the Reds wrapping up the process before their preseason tour.
A Look at Bryan Mbeumo’s Last Season Performance at Brentford
Bryan Mbuemo’s last season performance is described as one of the best in the Premier League.
Last season, he featured in 38 Premier League games and 42 games across all competitions. He recorded 20 Premier League goals and 7 assists, making him only the third player in the league, alongside Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah and Newcastle’s Alexander Isak, to be directly involved in over 25 goals.
He is a very clinical attacking midfielder with his finishing rate described as exceptional.
Mbuemo exceeded expected goals (xG) by around +6.8, demonstrating clinical precision beyond statistical expectation and by far his best form in his footballing career.
Category | Stat |
---|---|
Matches Played | 42 |
Premier League Matches | 38 |
Minutes Played (PL) | 3,417 |
Goals Scored | 20 |
Assists | 7 |
Expected Goals (xG) | 13.2 |
Expected Assists (xA) | 9.3 |
Key Passes | 70 |
Successful Dribbles | 52 |
Shots on Target | 48 |
Big Chances Created | 15 |
Yellow Cards | 3 |
Red Cards | 0 |
Positions Played | RW, LW, CF |
What This Move Means for Manchester United’s Attack
Manchester United surprisingly managed to score 44 goals in the Premier League across 38matches played, averaging 1.16 per game, which is very poor per their status as a club.
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They produced around 54.4 xG, showing they created decent scoring opportunities or chances, even though they were not clinical enough up front.
With these stats, the addition of Bryan Mbuemo, who was directly involved in over 27 goals for Brentford, would mean an upgrade to the Reds frontline next season.
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