Brian Mbeumo joins Manchester United: Brentford striker completes £710,000 transfer

Manchester United has admired Brian Mbeumo for a while and thinks he is very suitable for Ruben Amorin's system; Manchester United and Brentford reached a deal last Friday; Brentford promised to pay £650,000 in four installments, and £60,000 in surcharges; Tottenham and Newcastle both showed interest

Brentford striker Brian Mbeumo moved to Manchester United, with a deal worth up to £710,000. After weeks of protracted negotiations and rejected offers, Manchester United and Brentford reached a plan last Friday that included a guaranteed payment of £650,000 in four installments, and a £60,000 surcharge.

Mbeumo has signed a five-year contract with an option to renew his contract for another year, and he joined Manchester United in time for Tuesday's flight to the United States to compete in the club's preseason. The striker said: "When I knew there was a chance to join Manchester United, I had to seize the opportunity to sign the club of my dreams; the team I've been through since I was a kid.

"My mindset is always better than yesterday. I know I have the spirit and character to reach another level here, learn from Ruben Amorin and fight alongside world-class players. "Everyone told me how exciting the environment is being created here and what plans for the future are. It's a huge club with incredible stadiums and amazing fans, and we are all determined to challenge the biggest trophy.

Manchester United has been in talks with Brentford for over a month and proposed 55m plus 7.5m two weeks ago The offer for the pound surcharge was rejected. That was after Tottenham negotiated with Brentford for the player, Thomas Frank was eager to bring him to North London. But Mbeumo has two years left in his contract with Brentford and he always prefers to transfer to Old Trafford.

Achievable add-ons in Mbeumo's trade

It is understood that Mbeumo's additional service is very achievable, based mainly on appearances and goals in the Premier League, which means Brentford will likely earn him close to £70m.

If United can regain the championship form under Ruben Amorin, the transfer fee is more likely to reach £710,000. Possible additional income means Brentford will be at £4m in 2019 The price earned over £60m from a player signed by Troyes, who continued to score 70 goals and earned 50 more for his teammates Multiple balls.

What's next for Manchester United's transfer plan?

As Sky Sports News has been reporting all summer, United have been following the No. 9 player. They have explored trading conditions for some forwards, including Aston Villa's Oli Watkins, Portuguese Sports' Victor Yorke and Chelsea's Nicholas Jackson.

Manchester United have been tracking his development for years, dating back to when he played for Red Bull Salzburg, although Arsenal Initial negotiations were held for Cesco, but the deal never made progress and they are now close to signing Joe Cres.

Manchester United's focus will also be on exit. Barcelona has agreed to loan Rashford, while Alejandro Garnacho, Anthony, Jaden Sancho and Tyrell Maracia have received additional breaks to explore potential transfers.

What about Mbemo's data?

Sky Sports data editor Adam Smith: Brian Mbemo scored in the Premier League last season 20 goals, helping Brentford lock in the upper half - only three players scored more goals.

He also sent 7 assists, but should have been more, with the expected assists for the season of 9.26, the league's number one assist, mainly because he sent 202 crosses. In addition, only two players ran farther or tried more sprints this season, making him one of the hardest catchers in the league. He also provided serious speed - fourth at 36.63 km/h.

According to Sky Sports' strength, only Mohamed Salah won the form points last season by MBermodo. Considering the decisive goals or assists that changed the outcome of the game, his 27 goals contributed to Brentford, which is equivalent to the number of goals scored in the Bees in the season. 40%.