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Created: 2025-07-21 19:20:41 UTC

For Manchester United, landing Bryan Mbeumo looks like a really strong move—he's coming off his best-ever Premier League season, adds proven goal-scoring and creativity, and fits the profile Ruben Amorim wants for the attack. 

Brentford, meanwhile, get a club-record fee in the region of £70–71 million, which is a huge profit on a player they signed for just £5.8 million and can help with their longer-term squad building. 

From the player’s side, Mbeumo gets a high-profile move at his peak and the chance to play in European competitions, so it’s a win all around if United use him right and Brentford reinvest well!


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