Manchester United’s plan for talented midfield prodigy Sekou Kone has come to light ahead of the 2025/26 season.Kone gradually rising at UnitedKone joined United last summer from Mali outfit

From Bryan Mbeumo finally switching clubs to United, to Kevin de Bruyne moving to Serie A, this transfer window has seen some big moves taking place in Europe.

With a £7.2 million boost incoming from Álvaro Carreras’ move to Real Madrid, and an earlier £6 million banked from Anthony Elanga’s switch to Newcastle, United now find themselves with a £13 million injection at a critical moment.

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Brentford have finally responded to Manchester United’s third bid for Bryan Mbeumo as Rúben Amorim looks to increase his attacking firepower this summer.

Manchester United’s desire to revitalise their attacking options has led them to monitor Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson, whose future at Stamford Bridge remains uncertain after a turbulent summer. According to The Times, the 24-year-old Senegalese striker is under consideration as United attempt to address their persistent goalscoring issues.

Manchester United have reached a full agreement with Brentford to sign Cameroon international Bryan Mbeumo, in a deal that could rise to £71million. As first reported by David Ornstein of The Athletic, United will pay an initial £65m across four instalments, with a further £6m in performance-related bonuses.