Bryan Mbeumo transfer news – odds: Man Utd and Arsenal trail Newcastle in hunt for 20-goal Brentford star

AFTER a stunning personal campaign for Brentford, Bryan Mbeumo looks set for a big-money move to a Premier League rival this summer.

And looking at the betting, it would appear there’s a three-horse race for his signature involving Newcastle, Manchester United and Arsenal!

Only Erling Haaland, Alexander Isak and Mohamed Salah scored more goals than Mbeumo last season.

Playing off the right, the left-footed Cameroon international notched his 20th league goal of the season in the final day draw at Wolves.

Between himself and team-mate Yoane Wissa, they scored 39 of the Bees’ 66 league goals this term, highlighting their significant importance to the team finishing in 10th.

All in, it’s 42 goals and 28 assists in 126 Premier League appearances for Brentford since his arrival.

But if the bookmaker odds are to believed, he looks to have played his last game for the club ahead of the summer transfer window.

In fact, bookmakers bet365 make him a huge 7/1 to still be a Brentford player come September 3rd.

Newcastle are the odds-on favourites to sign him, priced up at 4/5 after strong reported interest.

Manchester United come next at 5/2, with their odds consistently shortening in as they look to add more business to the signature of Matheus Cunha.

Arsenal are needing more firepower up front and are 6/1, with all three sides more likely than a stay at Brentford, which is 7/1 as mentioned previously.

Tottenham (12/1) and Liverpool (18/1) are bigger still.

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