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 Rashford Deal

Manchester United’s transfer window, which started with promise but soon fizzled out, appears to be regaining momentum. While clubs like Liverpool have made bold, high-profile moves, United have remained relatively quiet—until now. There’s renewed hope at Old Trafford as the club closes in on a major attacking signing: Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo. The deal is being compared to Newcastle’s transformative purchase of Alexander Isak.

United kicked off the summer by signing Matheus Cunha for £62.5 million from Wolves, a move that initially lifted fans’ spirits. The Brazilian forward had an impressive 23 goal contributions in 36 league appearances, but the excitement faded quickly as the club failed to follow up with more signings. Meanwhile, Liverpool made waves with over £113 million spent on Florian Wirtz and are reportedly eyeing a £130 million swoop for Isak, amplifying frustrations among United supporters.

Now, attention has shifted to Mbeumo, one of the Premier League’s most effective attackers outside the traditional top six. Reports suggest United have already submitted two offers, the latest amounting to £60 million. Brentford, however, are holding firm at £65 million. Despite the current deadlock, insiders believe United are prepared to meet that valuation to get the deal over the line before the team departs for their pre-season tour.

There’s been some skepticism about whether Mbeumo is the right fit. Unlike Isak, he doesn’t have a household name status, but his numbers are compelling. Mbeumo recorded 20 goals and eight assists across 38 appearances last season—an average of one goal contribution every 122 minutes. That output would have made him United’s most efficient attacker last season, even ahead of Bruno Fernandes. His ability to play across the front line fits perfectly with manager Ruben Amorim’s dynamic, high-pressing system.

To compare, Isak scored 23 goals and registered six assists in just 34 games, with a goal involvement every 95 minutes. However, his Newcastle team was set up to amplify his strengths. Mbeumo, by contrast, operated in a Brentford side that often prioritized defense, making his achievements even more impressive when placed in context.

What United are banking on is not just stats, but the influence Mbeumo could have—much like Isak did at Newcastle. Known for his directness, sharp movement, and ability to shine in big games, Mbeumo earned praise from pundits like Jason Cundy, who called him a “mini-Mohamed Salah.” He also scored against several top-six teams last season, underlining his ability to rise to the occasion—something United have sorely lacked in wide areas.

With Rashford’s future uncertain and Antony failing to deliver consistently, signing a proven wide forward has become a necessity. Interestingly, the club doesn’t see Mbeumo as a replacement for Rashford, but rather as someone who could complement him. Amorim still values Rashford’s qualities and reportedly believes a more effective partner could help him regain form.

Sources say Amorim is personally driving the push to bring Mbeumo to Old Trafford. The Cameroonian forward’s pressing ability, intelligence on the pitch, and stamina align with the vision the Portuguese coach has for reshaping the squad’s attacking identity.

While a £65 million price tag might have seemed excessive in the past for a Brentford player, in today’s inflated market, it reflects competitive value—especially compared to figures exceeding £100 million for the likes of Isak. If United complete the signing soon, they’ll not only beat other potential suitors but also send a clear message that they’re serious about building a stronger, more coherent attack.

Bryan Mbeumo might not bring the glitz of some marquee signings, but he offers consistency, versatility, and the work ethic United desperately need. If he clicks from the start, his arrival could mark the beginning of a revitalized era under Amorim—and give fans a real reason to believe this season could be different.