British media: Manchester United fixed £55 million + £7.5 million quotation Mbemo, but was rejected again

June 28 According to British media tbrfootball, Brentford rejected another offer from Manchester United to Mbemo.

Manchester United have signed Cunha from Wolves this summer. They have been chasing Brentford attacker Mbemo, but the two clubs have not reached an agreement. It is understood that Manchester United have submitted two offers to Brentford, but both are lower than Brentford's valuation of the player.

TBR reporter Graeme Bailey reported that Manchester United's second offer for Mbemo was a fixed transfer fee of 55 million pounds plus an additional clause of 7.5 million pounds, but it is understood that Brentford hopes to get the same transfer fee as Cunha's transfer to Manchester United (62.5 million termination fee).

According to people familiar with the matter, negotiations between Manchester United and Brentford are still continuing, and it is reported that they have to pay at least £60 million in a fixed fee to sign the player. Despite setbacks, Manchester United is expected to close the deal in the coming days. Sources confirmed that Brentford also expected Mbemo to leave this summer.

Frank is also eager to bring Mbemo to Tottenham, but Mbemo has informed Tottenham that he is not interested. TBR also revealed that Brentford has begun looking for a potential replacement for Mbemo and has reached an agreement with Dutch star Milanbo.

Manchester United is eager to sign another striker, which is also what they plan to focus on after Mbemo. Manchester United is evaluating a long forward target list and has investigated several forwards.

Yorcres and Cesco are several popular candidates that Manchester United pays attention to, and there are also some surprising names, such as Osmaine, who Liverpool also wants to sign. Another striker to make the Manchester United roster is Henk's Arrocodare, who is attracting the attention of many top clubs, and the Red Devils have conducted extensive inspections and impressed him.