Manchester United poached Mbumo like a demon, preparing to rob people for the third offer

Manchester United recently proposed a transfer fee for the second time, proposing to acquire Brentford (Binford) striker Mbumo (McBiomo) for a fixed transfer fee of 55 million pounds and a floating performance clause transfer fee of 7.5 million pounds, but was still rejected by Brentford. According to local British media, the Red Devil Manchester United will make a transfer fee offer for the third time, striving to sign the 25-year-old Cameroon international before July 7.

Manchester United earlier acquired Wolves striker Cunha for a transfer fee of 62.5 million pounds. Brentford believed that Mbumo's transfer fee should not be lower than that of the Brazil international, so he asked for a transfer fee of 65 million pounds before he could let him go.

The fixed transfer fee plus floating performance transfer fee proposed by the Red Devil Manchester United has reached a total of 62.5 million pounds, which is actually very close to Brentford's requirements. I believe that as long as you increase 2.5 million pounds and increase the fixed transfer fee ratio, Brentford can agree to sell Mbumo. Manchester United coach Amorim hopes to sign Mbumo by July 7 to prepare for the new season.

Mbumo scored 20 goals and contributed 8 assists in 38 games last season. Tottenham also had plans to poach him, but Mbumo said that his first choice was to join Manchester United, and he was probably optimistic about his chances of becoming a "devil" to join Manchester United.