Bryan Mbeumo has joined Manchester United to boost their firepower options but does Ruben Amorim still need to sign a striker?

Man Utd's pursuit of Bryan Mbeumo lasted over six weeks, despite the player snubbing other interest for a transfer.

Outside Anfield, you would be hard-pressed to find a forward who added more value to his team's attack than Mbeumo at Brentford last season

Man Utd seal Mbeumo deal, Liverpool to sign Ekitike, Gyokeres to Arsenal delay explained - Liverpool are closing in on Huge Ekitike while Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke are nearing transfers to Arse

Manchester United spent more than six weeks attempting to strike a deal that suited them for priority transfer target, Bryan Mbeumo. In the end, Brentford came out on top, pocketing a £71million package for a player they paid around £6m to sign from Troyes in 2019.

Why Manchester United have chosen now to launch their much-anticipated third bid for Bryan Mbeumo has been revealed, and it spells yet more disappointment for an unlucky Premier League rival.

Manchester United has experienced a sluggish start to the ongoing transfer window, making little progress apart from signing Matheus Cunha from Wolverhampton Wanderers.While the Brazilian forward

MANCHESTER UNITED are in for a crucial summer of transfers at Old Trafford! The Red Devils have received a boost in their pursuit of Bryan Mbeumo, with Brentford reportedly eyeing Ipswich’s