Reporter: Mbemo priced at 70 million pounds from the beginning, and Manchester United s offer failed to meet Brentford s requirements

June 28, reported that Manchester United's second offer of Mbemo Mbemo was rejected for a floating rate of 55 million pounds + 7.5 million pounds. According to the latest report by reporter Duncan Castles, Manchester United's offer failed to meet Brentford's expectations.

reporters pointed out that there have been many reports in the past week that the two sides have reached an agreement and the physical examination has been arranged, but this is not the case. Although Manchester United's actual offer, namely fixed transfer fees and triggerable bonuses, combined more than £60 million, Brentford has priced the player 70 million from the beginning, and has not changed this position so far, and Manchester United's offer is still far from this figure.

It is reported that Brentford will compete with Mbemo against Cunya. DuncanCastles said that Brentford believes Mbemo's performance in the past season (20 goals and 8 assists in 42 games) is better than Cunha (17 goals and 6 assists in 36 games), and Manchester United paid £62.5 million for the latter, so it makes sense that they asked Mbemo for £70 million. At present, Brentford is not in a hurry to sell Mbemo, but the player himself hopes to leave the team, while Manchester United believes that he is Mbemo's first choice. Brentford's attitude is very clear, and he will release the person only if the bid is in place, otherwise the player will stay.

Regarding this deal, DuncanCastles reminded: "Manchester United acted too early on this matter and allowed the media to report it in large quantities, making everyone think that Mbemo really wants to go to Manchester United. But Brentford has proved that he is a difficult object in transfers. If they think the offer is not suitable, they will not accept it. They will find ways to achieve the value they think the players deserve, just like when Raya transferred to Arsenal and Ivan Tony went to Saudi Arabia."