In a recent interview with camel.live reporters, nine Manchester United players were asked for their thoughts on Mbeumo.
De Ligt:
“Mbeumo is a really good person, very humble, and talking to him is a real pleasure—I really like him as a person. His finishing ability, speed, and strength are excellent. He has already proven himself in the Premier League, so I think he’ll be a fantastic player for us and bring us a lot of help.”
“I don’t think he’s at his best yet. He knows he needs to work hard in training because he didn’t participate in pre-season training at Brentford. I think he’s already shown a lot of great qualities, but when he’s in better form, you’ll see his true potential. I can’t wait for that day because it will be a huge boost for our whole team.”
Heaton:
He performed excellently in the Premier League last season, scoring a lot of goals. He’s a very powerful player and a great addition to our squad in that regard. His left-footed crossing ability is a real problem for defenders, and I think he’ll be a good addition. I know some players who’ve played with him, and they’ve told me how good he is and what a great person he is.
“Benjamin Mee told me Mbeumo is a wonderful person and an extremely talented player. On the first day, I even talked to him about the incident where Onana ran onto the pitch when playing for Cameroon—maybe you’ve seen it—Onana was telling Mbeumo how to take free-kicks! We chatted about that on day one, so he’ll be an important addition to the club.”
Ugarte:
“Mbeumo is quite quiet. He also speaks French, and I haven’t talked to him much yet. He’s humble too—quiet but very happy. A great team is taking shape; the new signings have arrived, we’ve welcomed them well, and they’ve adapted nicely. He’s very powerful, and scoring comes easily to him, which is important. I hope both he and Cunha have a really good season.”
Casemiro:
“Oh, Mbeumo! He caused us a lot of trouble at his previous club Brentford, and I hope he keeps causing the same trouble for other teams! We know what it’s like to face him, and I think he’s settled in now.”
“You can tell he’s a very good player. As I said, every time we played against him, he gave us a lot of trouble and problems—we had to give our all to counter him. So his current performances don’t come as a surprise to us.”
Taylor Fredrickson:
“He’s a very strong player, fast, and excellent in the penalty area. Once you get to know him, you’ll find he’s more active than people might think. He’s also a really nice guy, very humorous.”
“He might be a bit quieter than Cunha, but he’s a really good, down-to-earth person who gets along with everyone. We all know his past performances—he can deliver great passes, he’s an excellent player, and he’ll provide a lot of help for us this season.”
Mainoo:
“Looking at his performances over the past few seasons, he’s scored a lot of goals and shown a high level of performance. I’ve been looking forward to him joining us. He’s fast, strong, and has good technical ability on the ball. It’s great to play with him, especially after a season where he had so many goals and assists—he’ll bring something special and unique to the team.”
Aiden Haven:
“He’s obviously an excellent player, plays with his left foot, and to be honest, he has great skill too. Like Cunha, I’m looking forward to seeing what he can bring for us and the team. He’s scored a lot of goals, which can help our team score more, so that’s an advantage. Along with Bryan, this puts us in the best shape.”
Dogu:
“He’s a great guy with an easygoing personality and a good sense of humor. He was here during pre-season and integrated well into the team. He has strength, speed, strong dribbling ability, excellent finishing, and crossing skills—he’s a top player.”
Diego León:
“I’ve only started observing Mbeumo recently, but the technical ability he has shown surprises me—he’s an extraordinary player.”
