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Manchester United have lodged a new bid worth more than \u00a360m for Bryan Mbeumo(Image: Getty Images)<\/p>\nBryan Mbeumo is Manchester United’s top transfer target this summer and have already had two bids rejected by Brentford, but now the Red Devils have launched a new package amid interest from TottenhamManchester United have lodged a new bid worth more than \u00a360m for Bryan Mbeumo(Image: Getty Images)<\/p>\n
Manchester United have reportedly submitted an improved bid of more than \u00a360million for Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo as Ruben Amorim’s side look to pip Tottenham<\/a> to his signature.<\/p>\n Amorim is eager to add more firepower to his frontline after becoming frustrated with Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee and Mbeumo is seen as the man who could transform the team’s fortunes.<\/p>\n United have already signed Matheus Cunha from Wolves<\/a> for \u00a362.5m but Amorim is said to be chasing at least more forwards to overhaul his attack.<\/p>\n The Red Devils have already seen a bid of \u00a345m plus \u00a310m in add-ons rejected by Brentford for Mbeumo – who scored 20 goals in the Premier League<\/a> last season.<\/p>\n And according to talkSport, United have now lodged a new bid totalling over \u00a360m as they look to wrap up the transfer with Spurs waiting in the wings.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Man Utd’s Bryan Mbeumo plan scuppered by Brentford’s transfer demand in latest twist<\/a>READ MORE: Man Utd make drastic change behind the scenes ‘after years of poor transfers’<\/a><\/p>\n Mbeumo has been leaning towards a move to Old Trafford throughout the transfer saga but is understood to be “intrigued” by the idea of joining Tottenham after they appointed his former boss Thomas Frank.<\/p>\n Earlier this month, Mirror<\/a> Football<\/a> reported how Spurs had launched a \u00a370m bid for Mbeumo, with Daniel Levy seeing the player as a statement signing for new boss Frank.<\/p>\n United do have the edge over Tottenham when it comes to wages and are understood to be willing to offer between \u00a3150,000-\u00a3175,000-a-week, with bonuses taking that expected package to \u00a3200,000-a-week.<\/p>\n United were hoping to pay for Mbeumo in instalments but were hit by a setback after Brentford told them they wanted the bulk of the fee paid up front.<\/p>\n When the club signed Cunha, they agreed to pay in three instalments over two seasons – after initially proposing to pay across five seasons – and Brentford want a similar deal to be struck.<\/p>\n Mbeumo first joined Brentford when the team were in the Championship back in 2019. They spent just \u00a35.8m on him, which was a club record at the time.<\/p>\n He has gone on to score 70 goals in 242 appearances for the Bees and the club appear happy for a bidding war to take place in order to maximise profits for the 25-year-old.<\/p>\n Join our new WhatsApp community<\/a> and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don’t like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you’re curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.<\/a><\/p>\n Man United’s 2025\/26 home kit<\/p>\n This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. 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United boss Ruben Amorim remains the frontrunner to secure Bryan Mbeumo’s signature(Image: Manchester United via Getty Imag)<\/p>\n![\"Content](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/06\/1750718591_334_0_Untitledjpeg.jpg\")
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