After Tottenham poached Flick, they went all out to intercept Manchester United's target Mbeumo, the second right winger in the Premier League, 20 goals and 7 assists

The best right winger in the Premier League last season must have swept the Golden Boot and assist king Salah, so who was the second right winger in the Premier League last season? That's definitely Brentford's Mbemo,Played in all 38 league games, scoring 20 goals and providing seven assists, 27 goals in the one-man league, the statistics of this side of the striker are already very amazing.

Mbeumo has caught the attention of Manchester United with his excellent performance, and the two sides have already started negotiations, and Mbeumo has verbally agreed to join Manchester United, which is considered a verbal agreement, and Manchester United are optimistic about the deal, which is in progress. But halfway through the game, Tottenham Hotspur qualified for the Champions League, because Tottenham had already paid a £10 million release fee to poach Bees manager Flick from Brentford, and Flick admired his protégé Mbeumo so much that he recommended Tottenham to cut Manchester United and offer £10 million more than Manchester United's offer. Tottenham's specific offer is a fixed part of 65 million pounds + 5 million pounds floating, the total price is 10 million pounds higher than Manchester United's offer, Manchester United will not increase the price, Manchester United has the advantage of being able to offer a weekly salary of 150,000-175,000 pounds, plus bonuses up to 200,000 pounds a week. Tottenham need to keep the dressing room salary balance, with a weekly salary of only £140,000, and it is difficult to compete with Manchester United with bonuses. The deal depends on the outcome of the negotiations between the three parties and Mbeumo's choice, whether to join Manchester United with a high salary, or choose to play in the Champions League together?

Mbemod was valued at €55 million, while Brentford spent €6.5 million on the 2019 summer window, and the sale of the bees was a big deal.