Quote from: tottong on Today at 10:35:46 AM

Quote from: X-ray on Today at 08:32:36 AM

I admit how transfer player is always dynamic, and it seems happen to the MU's transfer plan. They're planning to turn their transfer plan to the Eze or Semenyo if they fail to get Mbeumo as they competed with Spurs. I admit their chance to get Mbeumo seems a bit less than Tottenham as their rival could offer him UCL.

beumo is slightly superior to the two players so trying to bring him in is much more convincing.
Manchester United are having problems in the recruitment process for Mbeumo, although they have now submitted an offer to Brentford.
Tottenham are starting to seriously approach Mbeumo after they appointed Thomas Frank as the head coach.
Mbeumo himself is not used to conditions like this because he has never been fought over by several better clubs before so he needs to consider this step so as not to have problems next season when joining another team.

On one hand that may be what Mbeumo feels but on the other hand I think it is a little bit for Manchester United to be able to bring in Mbeumo because of the competition from Tottenham who also want him so Brentford will certainly consider an offer that is profitable for them.
For Mbeumo, he also has to think about his future, Tottenham will compete in the UCL next season, that will certainly be an attraction for a player who wants to develop further while Man United is in a slump in the last few seasons which makes a player think more deeply about joining them.