Manchester United transfer market forward players come in and out, selling Ghanacho to cash out to sign Mbumo

Manchester United's forward is preparing for a major change. After signing Wolves striker Cunha, they are preparing to acquire Brentford scorer Bryan Mbeumo. According to reports from the local British media "The Sun", Manchester United plans to sell Garnacho for a transfer fee of 50 million pounds, and then use the funds to sign Mbeumo.

Manchester United coach Amorim wants to sell Garnacho and cash out, which has become an open secret. It is rumored that Naples and Atletico Madrid are interested in accepting goods. It is not difficult for Manchester United to find a buyer for the 20-year-old Argentine international. It is probably necessary to negotiate the transfer fee income of 50 million pounds.

At the same time, it is reported that Manchester United has begun contacting Brentford on Monday (26th) local time and proposed to sign and acquire Mbumo. The 25-year-old Cameroon international has only one year left for the contract period, with an estimated value of 50 million pounds. Manchester United can use the income from selling Garnacho to poach Mbumo.

Brentford head coach Frank recently admitted that he could not keep Mbumo: "Many teams are interested in Mbumo, and I want to keep him, but Brentford has always been the "seller". If the price is reasonable, we will sell it." Mbumo has played for Brentford for 6 seasons and has performed a great deal this season. He scored 20 goals and contributed 7 assists in 38 games in the Premier League, ranking fourth in the scorer list. If Manchester United signs him, it should help the team greatly improve its attack power.