£60m star “want to join the people’s utd” instead of Arsenal as Ineos will open negotiations

A “incredible” £60 million player hopes to join Manchester United this summer before rival Arsenal will now be concluded, journalist David Ornstein said.

Although Cunha and Bruno Boosts

Man United has gone through a 2024-25 campaign by Torrid, finishing No. 15 in the Premier League, but Bruno Fernandes is one of their shining lights that regularly provide goals and assists in all games.

Although Fernandes has performed well throughout the season, there are some suggestions that United should deliver on the offensive midfielder this summer, Paul Scholes said: “They talked about £100 million for him and Manchester United can’t say no. I know he’s always been smart and bringing the team to his back, but where is he actually playing and what is his position? ”

However, now it looks like Portugal International may stay, with Fabrizio Romano bringing to X, providing new updates for his future.

Fernandes may stay at Old Trafford, but the Red Devils are still keen to bring in offensive firepower this summer, winning the signing of Brazilian striker Matheus Cunha despite Arsenal’s interest, and they certainly have the ability to offer Champions League prize money despite Arsenal’s interest.

Ornstein now reveals that they haven’t finished there yet, as Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo “want to join Man Utd” this summer. Mbeumo has also attracted interest from Arsenal, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur, but he would prefer to join the United if a deal could be reached and will now open the meeting.

“Incredible” Mbeumo can take Man Utd’s offense to the next level

Brentford owner Thomas Frank has been impressed with the striker recently, praising him as “incredible” and it’s clear why the Cameroonian has hit 20 goals in the Premier League while also providing eight assists.

In the past, United had perhaps made the mistake of taking risks in England’s unproven players, Rasmus Hojlund failed to cash out after arriving from Atalanta, thus pursuing a new striker with a successful record in the Premier League.

For French-born striker, a deal isn’t cheap, with reports elsewhere showing Brentford likely sticking with £60m, but his recent exploitation of Brentford shows that he could be a brilliant addition to a man who desperately needs a reliable shooter.

Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee won only 17 goals in all matches last season, and Mbeumo was overshadowed by himself despite not playing in Europe.