Manchester United’s huge bid for “phenomenon” star

With the first phase of the summer transfer window coming to an end tonight, Manchester United will surely try to close the deal to improve the first team.

Ruben Amorim has strengthened his rankings with a reported £62.5million fee to land on Wolves star Matheus Cunha, but has not yet added such business during the off-season.

Such a deal will undoubtedly be the beginning of a first-team overhaul, with Jonny Evans, Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof all released at the end of the contract.

All areas of the court have improved from the hierarchy as they want to support the manager to reverse the form, which has led them to a 15-point Premier League result.

Many names have been thrown into it in recent weeks, and one name pops up again, getting closer and closer to completing the transition to Old Trafford.

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Forward Viktor Gyokeres has been once again touted as a move to join United in recent days, after playing for Amorim at Sporting CP in Portugal.

Hierarchy with the Swedes’ representatives are expected to provide additional quality in 54 goals in 2024/25, amid the transfer to Old Trafford this summer.

But Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo can join the last third, and the latest update from Sky Sports seems to bring the 25-year-old closer to joining the Red Devil’s move.

They claimed that Amorim’s side would return in Cameroonian International’s second offer after they rose £45m, plus £10m of add-ons were rejected.

Personal terms are not expected to be a problem for the £70 million bee attacker after he said his desire to move to Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur.

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Rayan Cherki has been in demand throughout the off-season, so given his performance for Lyon in all competitions in 2024/25.

The 21-year-old registered 32 combined goals and assists for Ligue 1’s outfit, helping the club win a spot in the Europa League under manager Paulo Fonseca.

He even played twice against the Red Devils in the Europa League quarterfinals, but that wasn’t enough, as Amorim’s side made a comeback in one of the greatest Europeans ever.

But after rival Manchester City agreed to bring the attackers to Atihad in 2025/26, they are likely to face Cherki again next season.

Despite the pending trial, Amorim may land his own French version by reaching a deal with Mbeumo, and the Brentford star also has the right-hand feature and is able to operate in the central region as well.

An analyst tagged as a “phenomenon” has surpassed Cherky in every key area, highlighting the impressive addition he will bring to Manchester United this summer.

His goals scored more than the ones that were about to become a city attacker, while releasing higher shooting rates, which then posed a greater threat in front of Manchester United.

Mbeumo also completed more takeaway this season, while registering more balls into opponents’ penalty area – further highlighting his desire to bring the ball into dangerous areas, something United often lacks.

£70 million seems like a huge fee for the striker, but his prospect of connecting with Cunha within the last third of Old Trafford is undoubtedly exciting, making the club a force to be ignored.

If he replicates the capital’s level this season, he will be an excellent addition, and his talent will undoubtedly improve the choice of managers currently available.