Amazing news hits Man United fans as the club is actively pushing to Secure £65m Isak-style Talent Ahead of Next Week just after the Mbeumo and Rasford Deal

Manchester United’s sluggish transfer activity took another frustrating twist on Tuesday, especially when compared to the aggressive moves being made by their rivals. Liverpool, for instance, are reportedly preparing a staggering £130 million bid for Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, adding to the £113 million they’ve already splashed on Florian Wirtz. Meanwhile, United supporters continue to wait for significant reinforcements as anxiety builds.

Despite the lack of movement, there is a hint of optimism behind the scenes. Reports suggest United are actively pursuing a player they believe can bring the same kind of attacking spark Isak provides — Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo.

The transfer window initially looked promising for United following the £62.5 million signing of Matheus Cunha. The forward, who recorded 23 goal contributions across 36 Premier League matches, appeared to be a step in the right direction. However, progress has since stalled, and no other major additions have followed, leaving fans wondering what the club’s plan is moving forward.

That may change soon. According to sources close to the club, United are pushing to secure Mbeumo’s signature before their pre-season schedule gets underway. They’ve already had two bids turned down, the most recent valued at around £60 million. Brentford, however, are holding out for £65 million, and there’s a belief that United may eventually meet that price.

Although Mbeumo and Isak are not identical players in terms of style or stature, the Brentford man could still deliver a similar impact. Mbeumo had a standout campaign last season, scoring 20 goals and providing eight assists in 38 league matches. That amounts to a goal contribution every 122 minutes — a figure that would have made him United’s top attacking performer, even surpassing Bruno Fernandes.

In comparison, Isak racked up 23 goals and six assists in 34 appearances, with a goal involvement every 95.6 minutes. While Isak had the advantage of playing in a higher-performing team, Mbeumo’s numbers remain impressive given Brentford’s status in the league.

Nicknamed the “mini-Salah” by pundit Jason Cundy, Mbeumo’s ability to play both centrally and on the right makes him a valuable tactical asset for United’s manager Ruben Amorim. His consistent output and versatility could give United a much-needed boost in the final third and help transform their attacking approach.

Though not as high-profile as Isak, Mbeumo has quietly established himself as one of the Premier League’s most efficient forwards. If United manage to complete the deal, they may finally have the dynamic attacker they’ve been searching for — someone capable of making a significant difference week in, week out.