Mbemu is dissatisfied with Manchester United: Transfer negotiations are stalled

Brentford striker Brian Mbemu was disappointed with Manchester United's hesitation on the transfer matters, according to the Mirror. The winger with dual backgrounds between France and Cameroon clearly expressed his willingness to leave the team as early as early June, hoping to join the "Red Devils" Manchester United.

However, as of now, both Manchester United offers have been rejected by Brentford. The most recent offer was 55 million euros in the basic fee plus 7.5 million euros additional terms, and the total price of 62.5 million euros still failed to meet the other party's psychological expectations. Brentford insists on a transfer fee of at least €70 million and believes that the price is reasonable - not high compared to recent transfers similar to players, such as Noni Maduaike (£50 million) and Anthony Ellanda (£55 million).

According to the London Evening Standard, Brentford even hopes that Manchester United can offer a higher price than when it introduced Cunha. The latter had previously transferred to Manchester United from Wolves for £62.5 million.

As Manchester United is currently making slow progress in selling players, especially the transfers of Anthony, Sancho and Rashford have not been promoted for a long time, the club is facing great financial pressure, so they are cautious about quoting again.

Meanwhile, Brentford is about to start pre-season training for the new season, and if there is no breakthrough in negotiations, Mbemu may have to stay in the team for the time being. However, the 25-year-old striker is still determined to complete the transfer this summer and find new challenges. Phil Giles, Brentford sports director, said the club is willing to keep Mbemu. His contract with the team will last until 2026 and comes with a one-year renewal option. Despite this, Mbemu himself hopes to further his career through transfers.

As the new season approaches, this transfer game about Mbemu continues. Will Manchester United raise their offer? Is Brentford willing to make concessions moderately? The answer may be revealed soon.