Man utd angry with Brentford for two major reasons, because the new details of Bryan Mbeumo Deal emerge

Manchester United would be angry with Brentford for two key reasons after finally finishing the signature of Bryan Mbeumo.

After a long-standing saga, Mbeumo was confirmed on Monday evening as a united player, just in time for the club’s pre-season tour in the United States.

The 25 -year -old signed a five -year contract at Old Trafford, with the possibility of an additional year.

He joined Brentford for initial costs of 65 million pounds Sterling, which could reach 71 million pounds sterling if all the additional modules are reached.

Now it has appeared that United was not satisfied with Brentford for their conduct during negotiations for Cameroonian.

Rob Dawson d’Espn wrote: “Just to say that Man United is not delighted with the way Brentford managed Mbeumo’s negotiation.

“The view is that their evaluation has changed several times and at some point, it was as high as 70 million pounds sterling + 7 million pounds sterling.

“I also think Brentford wanted Mbeumo to reject United in favor of Newcastle or Spurs.”

Newcastle would have been interested in Mbeumo while they were trying to add a right attacker to their front line.

After it became clear that they would not get the player, they rekindled their interest in Anthony Elaga from Nottingham Forest – who signed for 55 million pounds sterling.

Thomas Frank was also interested in bringing his former player with him to Tottenham Hotspur, but Mbeumo had already decided to move to Manchester.

Spurs rather signed Mohammed Kudus of the Premier League Rivals West Ham for 55 million pounds sterling.

They are also interested in Morgan Gibbs-White of Forest and made an offer of 60 million pounds sterling for the attacking midfielder.

Tensions have since increased between clubs, forest leaders have closed communication and threatened legal action for an alleged illegal approach.

What will Bryan Mbeumo add to Man Utd?

Most importantly, it should provide objectives to a front line line line.

He scored 20 goals in the Premier League last season, although he surpassed his XG and scored five penalties, so it is unlikely that this will be repeated.

Alongside Matheus Cunha, who scored 15 league goals, he will provide a welcome boost to Ruben Amorim.

Mbeumo is also one of the most creative attackers in the Premier League, with Yoane Wissa the main beneficiary of Brentford.

Only Mohamed Salah and Alexander Isak provided more goals and help last year.

Mbeumo is also integrated into the apparent strategy of Ineos this summer to sign at the Premier League players during their first years.

Although the costs may seem excessive, it can be a necessary price to give Amorim a chance to fight next season.

If United can also sign an attacker, United will have been rejuvenated in his attack in a summer.