Arsenal icon Perry Groves has urged Bryan Mbeumo to join Tottenham Hotspur over Manchester United. He believes the Brentford star would do better at the London club than Old Trafford.
Speaking on talkSPORT, Groves acknowledged that Tottenham would struggle to match Manchester United’s wage offer. But he felt Spurs would give more to offer on the pitch than the Red Devils. He also pointed at Spurs’ qualification for the UEFA Champions League next season, while Ruben Amorim’s side stay without European football, and said:
England legend Stuart Pearce was also of the same opinion on talkSPORT’s Sports Breakfast show and claimed that Tottenham was ideal for Mbeumo as he did not have to change cities too. He said:
Manchester United have reportedly had a £55 million bid to sign Mbeumo rejected by Brentford, who are open to selling him this summer.
Ben Forster has also urged Bryan Mbeumo to pick Tottenham as his next club. The former Manchester United goalkeeper believes that the winger would do well at the London club under Thomas Frank, under whom he flourished at Brentford. He said (via TBR Football):
Tottenham are reportedly in talks to hire Thomas Frank as their next manager. They sacked Ange Postecoglou just days after he guided them to UEFA Europa League glory.
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