“Manchester United haven\u2019t had that threat up front with both Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee having their struggles.<\/p>\n
“Mbeumo and Cunha have already done it in the Premier League and they know exactly what it\u2019s all about.<\/p>\n
“The size of the club might need acclimatising to, but they’re ready made for the Premier League.<\/p>\n
They’re well aware of everything that’s going to be expected of them… and it’s probably just what United need right now to give them a threat.”<\/p>\n
Red Devils flying – with Arsenal fourth <\/p>\n
EXCLUSIVE:<\/strong> Manchester United may have had one of their worst seasons \u2014 but they topped the league for shirt sales at airports, writes RICHARD MORIARTY.<\/p>\n More fans bought\u00a0Red Devils<\/a>\u00a0jerseys than those from the likes of Man City and Liverpool during the Prem season, figures show.<\/p>\n Liverpool<\/a>\u00a0may have clinched the title but among shoppers at\u00a0JD Sports<\/a>\u00a0outlets at\u00a0London Stansted<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0East Midlands<\/a>, as well as, unsurprisingly,\u00a0Manchester<\/a>, their tops were popular enough only for fourth place.<\/p>\n United\u2019s local rivals\u00a0Man City<\/a>\u00a0ranked second, with\u00a0England<\/a>\u00a0shirts third.<\/p>\n Retro also appears to be making a revival, with\u00a01990s England shirts<\/a>\u00a0in the top 20.<\/p>\n While the Red Devils tops of\u00a0Bruno Fernandes<\/a>\u00a0and Co took top spot overall, there were regional variations.<\/p>\n Arsenal<\/a>\u00a0kit was the best-seller at Stansted and the Gunners appeared in the top five across all three airports, owned by\u00a0Manchester Airport Group<\/a>.<\/p>\n Prem strugglers\u00a0Tottenham<\/a>\u00a0were only eighth at Stansted, their nearest airport.<\/p>\n They were the fourth-placed\u00a0London<\/a>\u00a0team, also behind\u00a0Chelsea<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0West Ham<\/a>, and were even beaten by\u00a0Paris Saint-Germain<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0AC Milan<\/a>\u00a0across all airports.<\/p>\n Mbeumo battle hots up<\/p>\n Brentford would hold out for \u00a370million for Bryan Mbeumo \u2013 as Tottenham and Manchester United continue to circle for the striker.<\/p>\n Spurs\u2019 reported pursuit of Bees\u2019 manager Thomas Frank has wobbled United\u2019s position as favourites to land the Cameroonian.<\/p>\n Brentford still hope to keep hold of the 25-year-old.<\/p>\n And it\u2019s thought United have already made two offers, including \u00a350m plus \u00a310m add-ons.<\/p>\n But the Bees ideally want at least another \u00a310m on top of that.<\/p>\n Frank agrees to take Spurs job<\/p>\n EXCLUSIVE:<\/strong> Thomas Frank has agreed to become the new Tottenham manager, writes JAKE SANDERS.<\/p>\n SunSport understands that following talks over the weekend, the\u00a0Brentford<\/a>\u00a0boss is set to succeed axed\u00a0Ange Postecoglou<\/a>\u00a0imminently.<\/p>\n Frank, 51, wants to make the switch across\u00a0London\u00a0which will end his near-seven year spell with the Bees.<\/p>\n The only matter left to discuss is the compensation package that chairman\u00a0Daniel Levy<\/a>\u00a0must pay to G-Tech stadium chiefs.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/06\/image_fe23a0.png\")
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<\/a>Thomas Frank is poised to replace Ange Postecoglou<\/p>\n