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It seems that everyone has given up on Manchester United due to their slow progress in this summer window, they made progress in the Mbeumo deal by offer figures close to Brentford's valuation yet no ones talking about it, Manchester United have submitted a third bid of about £65m + £5m as add ons which is equivalent to the £70m package Brentford are requesting for. That offer is enough for the deal to be concluded this week, it's very fair enough and if Brentford fail to accept it this time around then it's best for Manchester United to pull out and focus on other options instead of dragging it further, it's up to a month and this deal is supposed to have been concluded before they leave for preseason.
News source; https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1945834536471826578?t=EwiFFU6SCLWs6e-H_p_3vg&s=19

Congratulations to all Manchester United team and the fans, after more than 40 days of signing Mbeumo the deal is finally done today, as a Manchester United fan I have already given up on this deal because Brentford has been asking for more money for letting Mbeumo joining Manchester United, Mbeumo is a good player and I know that his signing is going to help Manchester United in terms of scoring goals and attacking.

Manchester United only needs to sign a striker who can score more than 10 goals in a season, signing Jackson from Chelsea is like adding another Hojlund to the team, Manchester United need to get a good striker like Sesko who can score goals, Premier League is going to be tough next season and if Manchester United did not get ready like the other teams the team will not make it to top four.

I don't really know what may be going on in that Manchester United team, imagine a team that performed very poor last season is still the least team to have made some good effort in the transfer market, this mbeumo's deal is like waiting for the coming of Jesus, yes mbeumo is a good player a premier League proven with a good stats but Manchester United seems to be playing some kind of understandable game, lots of premier League teams that know their focus for next season have all made some good signs and they are still out the hunting for more while Manchester United still linger around Brentford, I'm not really expecting anything good from them comes next season with this kind of action.

The team you are signing a player from doesn't really determine if the player will perform well or not, Manchester United has signed some good players in the past from big teams across Europe and they never perform well so that team will are signing a player from doesn't mater I have watched Mbeumo play for Brentford and he is a good striker i hope he adapt to Manchester United style of play.

We shouldn't also write Manchester United off in the up coming premier league season I believe seasons can never be thesame that they have not been performance well previously doesn't mean they will do these same this season, though am still expecting Manchester United to strengthen their team more by adding more good players to the team.

I don't know why whenever it comes to Manchester United there would always be excuse from other fans Mbeumo have not even landed and some fans are already projecting him to fail at United despite being a premier league proven player and understanding the league better. Funny enough you won't hear such statements when other teams sign their players even though the player is inferior why is it always Manchester United?.

Don't blame those people who are saying Bryan Mbeumo will not perform well at Manchester United because in the past 5 years any player who moves to Manchester United always finds it difficult to perform well at Manchester United, but since Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo have been playing in the Premier League for years and they have proven themselves in the Premier League, I believe that narrative will definitely change at Manchester United soon.