Manchester United Prepare Final Offer for Bryan Mbeumo as Player Grows ImpatientManchester United are reportedly preparing to submit a third —
and likely final — offer in their pursuit of Brentford winger Bryan Mbeumo, as they look to break the current impasse and finalize the transfer ahead of the upcoming season.
According to multiple sources, the deal remains active, with United fully committed to bringing the Cameroon international to Old Trafford.
The club views Mbeumo as a vital addition to Rúben Amorim’s revamped attacking system, potentially completing a formidable front three alongside Matheus Cunha and Joshua Zirkzee.
As negotiations continue to drag on, Mbeumo himself is said to be growing increasingly restless.
The 24-year-old forward is expected to report back to Brentford’s training ground next week, a development that could help push talks forward.
His return may serve as a catalyst for renewed dialogue between the two clubs, particularly as the player has made his intentions clear.
Sources close to the situation suggest that Mbeumo is eager to make the move to Manchester and take the next major step in his career.
He is reportedly excited by the prospect of working under Amorim and competing at a higher level, with the added appeal of playing in European competitions and challenging for major honours.
Manchester United, for their part, are aiming to complete the transfer before their pre-season fixtures begin.
The coaching staff is keen to integrate Mbeumo into the squad as soon as possible, allowing him time to adapt to the system, build chemistry with his new teammates, and be fully prepared for the start of the Premier League campaign.
While the drawn-out nature of the negotiations has led to some frustration, the transfer remains firmly in progress.
United continue to work quietly behind the scenes to finalize the agreement, and the upcoming offer is expected to be decisive.
At this stage, the next move lies with Brentford. Should the London club accept United’s revised proposal, the long-anticipated deal could finally be sealed — bringing an end to one of the summer’s more persistent transfer sagas.
