Impressive with Brentford, Bryan Mbeumo (27) attracts the Premier League big names. But a possible transfer will have to wait: his club has absolutely no intention of parting with him this winter.
Followed by Manchester United and especially Arsenal, which seemed to be the hottest track, the Cameroonian will have to be patient!
An exceptional season
Bryan Mbeumo is having a very high level season under the colors of Brentford. With 13 goals and 3 assists in just 21 games, the former Troyes player is decisive week after week. Under contract until June 2026, the 27-year-old striker sees his rating skyrocket, attracting the attention of the best English clubs.
His formidable duo with the Congolese Yoane Wissa is the driving force for Brentford this season. With their combined performances (24 goals between them), the Bees position themselves as a difficult team to maneuver around, especially at home.
Brentford manager adamant
While rumors of a transfer to Arsenal this winter intensified, Brentford coach Thomas Frank was clear: Bryan Mbeumo will not leave this January. Asked by Talksportthe Danish coach responded bluntly:
“No ! This is very simple to answer…no chance.“
Words that leave little room for interpretation. Fabrizio Romano, recognized transfer specialist, also confirmed this firm position.
Brentford therefore have no intention of parting ways with their star striker at a crucial time of the season. For the club, Mbeumo is essential not only for his individual qualities, but also for the chemistry he creates with his teammates.
Arsenal will have to wait
Despite clear interest and obvious offensive needs, Arsenal will therefore have to wait before being able to try their luck for Bryan Mbeumo. THE Gunnerswho seek to compensate for injuries, in particular that of the Brazilian Gabriel Jesus, out until the end of the season, and Bukayo Saka, will have to turn to other targets or wait until next summer to return to the charge.
In the meantime, Bryan Mbeumo will continue to shine with Brentford, aiming to cement his place among the best strikers in Premier League. One thing is certain: Brentford will not sell off its pyrotechnician at any price. For Arsenal and the other contenders, we will have to present a nice check…
