Omar Berrada
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In what will be Ruben Amorim’s first full transfer window as manager, Manchester United is preparing for a pivotal summer.
According to reports, Manchester United is willing to let go of up to ten players as part of a significant roster makeover during this transfer window.
Top officials at Old Trafford maintain that their ambitious recruitment plans will not be derailed by the club’s failure to win a spot in European competition for the 2025–2026 season.
Under the direction of Amorim and technical director Jason Wilcox, United signed Ayden Heaven and Patrick Dorgu in January, providing a preview of the long-term strategy that is now developing.
In the summer, Ruben Amorim made his first acquisition, paying Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. £62.5 million for Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha.
United signed Cunha, a 26-year-old world-class Premier League player, because he has the necessary Premier League experience and the ability to make things happen.
However, Manchester United is not content with this acquisition and is currently working even harder to capture Brentford FC’s Cameroon wonder Bryan Mbeumo.
Now, CEO Omar Berrada has made his feelings clear on the Bryan Mbeumo saga.
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According to Rob Dawson of ESPN, the Red Devils will refuse to pay beyond Berrada’s predetermined “price point”.
The pressure is on United’s ability to hire players as they attempt to recover from their worst domestic season in almost 50 years.
While balancing a limited budget, Berrada and his staff are trying to learn from their past mistakes and assemble a team that can steer the team in the proper way. They are unable to pay the “United tax.”
The Bryan Mbeumo saga has been dragging on for some time especially considering the fact that the Red Devils were planning a second bid for the Cameroon star over a week back which was exclusively revealed by CentreDevils.
It remains to be seen what Omar Berrada’s “price point” for the Brentford forward is but as the deal keeps dragging on, should Manchester United fans now be worried an agreement may not be reached?
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