When Will He Play? Man Utd Reveal Exact Game Targeted for Mbeumo’s Debut

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Manchester United fans hoping to see new signing “Bryan Mbeumo” in action against West Ham were left disappointed as the £71 million recruit sat out Saturday’s 2-1 friendly win in the United States.

However, Ruben Amorim has provided a firm update on when supporters can expect to see the Cameroon international make his highly anticipated debut.

Amorim Explains the Delay

Speaking to United’s in-house media team, Amorim revealed the plan is to gradually integrate Mbeumo into the squad following his late arrival to pre-season training.

> “Bryan is starting slowly. He is not going to play in the next one. We hope to have Bryan in the last game (in the United States). He’s training now, so we’ll see,” Amorim said.

This means Mbeumo will miss Thursday’s upcoming friendly against Bournemouth, but the club is targeting Sunday’s match against Everton as the potential debut fixture for the former Brentford star.

A Major Signing with High Expectations

Mbeumo’s move to Manchester United from Brentford was one of the blockbuster transfers of the summer, with the Red Devils shelling out £71 million to land the pacey winger.

His arrival is part of a larger rebuild under Amorim, who is keen to rejuvenate the squad following a disappointing 2024/25 campaign.

The 25-year-old was a key figure for Brentford in recent seasons and is now expected to bring added firepower to United’s attack. However, Amorim is adamant that fitness and sharpness must come first.

What’s Next?

United will continue their Premier League Summer Series tour in the U.S. with a clash against Bournemouth on Thursday.

All eyes will be on Sunday’s game against Everton, where Mbeumo could finally get his first minutes in red.

If all goes well, Mbeumo’s debut will offer fans their first glimpse of what could be a transformative addition to United’s frontline heading into the new Premier League season.

 

 

 

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