The initial reviews from the MU training team about rookie Bryan Mbeumo were revealed after his first training sessions and the new team.
The Cameroon striker joined MU from Brentford with a transfer fee of 65 million pounds, which could increase to £ 71 million if the secondary terms were activated. He signed a 5 -year contract and became the third rookie of the Red Devils this summer, after Matheus Cunha and left -back Diego Leon.
After going through a training session at Carrington, Mbeumo flew to the United States to attend the summer trip in the framework of the Premier League Summer Series, where MU will face West Ham, Bournemouth and Everton.
At MU stationed in Chicago, Mbeumo is expected to play the main match against West Ham on Sunday. He and Cunha were arranged by Amorim at two positions behind the number 10 behind the striker.
According to a source from Manchester Evening News, the first impressions that Mbeumo and Cunha left in the eyes of MU coaches were very positive. Both are described as good mental players, quick integration with the new environment and have “blew new life” into the squad of coach Ruben Amorim.
Journalist Samuel Luckhurst said both Mbeumo and Cunha are “positive factors”, creating an exciting atmosphere right from the beginning of working with the new team.
Although just signing a contract at the beginning of the week, Mbeumo felt comfortable and confident in the new environment, and especially praised coach Ruben Amorim.
Mbeumo said: “Ruben seems to be very close to the players. The spirit of victory, thinking always towards his victory – that's what I need. I always want to play at the highest level. Now I am here and just want to show what I can do.
This collective seems very united, the team spirit is very important. I only heard the positive things about coach and teammates. The important thing for me now is to create a connection both inside and outside the pitch as soon as possible. “
