Surprise Man United star has recorded the second fastest speed in the Premier League this term:Manchester United's Bryan Mbeumo ranks second in Premier League top speed (35.93 km/h), as the club sits 12th with just one win in five games.
100% long ball attempts, 3 key passes, 4 completed crosses: Man United star lights up international stage:Bryan Mbeumo was key in Cameroon's 1-1 AFCON qualifier draw, creating three chances. Andrey Santos played 29 minutes in Brazil's 4-2 friendly win, while Jacob Devaney featured fully in Ireland U21's 4-3 victory.
How two United stars are helping Carlos Baleba prepare for his Old Trafford debut:Carlos Baleba is close to his Manchester United debut post-ankle injury. He's settling with help from family, a chef, and teammates like Bryan Mbeumo, aiming to boost United's struggling season.
1 goal, 2 key passes: Man United star dominates for national team:Bryan Mbeumo scored for Cameroon in a 3-1 AFCON qualifying win over Comoros. Meanwhile, Bruno Fernandes assisted in Portugal's 1-0 victory, and Patrick Dorgu featured in Denmark's 3-2 loss.
Premier League SPEED-GUN: 22.3mph Bradley Barcola beats Man United star to become the league's fastest footballer in a rapid top 20 ranking - but which Spurs player is the SLOWEST outfielder?:Liverpool's Bradley Barcola recorded the Premier League's top speed of 22.3mph this season. The winger, yet to score or assist, outpaced rivals like Bryan Mbeumo.
Who is the fastest player in the Premier League in 2026/27?:Leeds' Joe Rodon recorded the fastest average top speed (34.82km/h) in the Premier League. Man United's Bryan Mbeumo (33.37km/h) is the sole 'Big Six' player in the top 10, ranking fifth overall.
Michael Carrick has Man United’s sharpest weapon stranded in the wrong place:Bryan Mbeumo is underperforming for Manchester United, with just 2 goals in 7 games. Criticism focuses on his deployment as a traditional winger, limiting his goal threat. Fans urge a tactical shift to an inverted role to unlock his scoring prowess.
Four things we learned as Man United snatch late draw at Fulham with Cunha’s dramatic equaliser:Manchester United drew 1-1 with Fulham, extending their poor start. Senne Lammens' saves were key, but pressure mounts on manager Carrick after another winless league outing.
“It doesn’t look good”: Legendary Man United defender says centre-backs failing in “meat and drink” area:Gary Pallister criticizes Manchester United's defensive vulnerabilities, emphasizing it's a team issue, not just the back four. He highlights struggles with set pieces and a lack of midfield protection.
Man United transfer strategy labelled 'stupid' by journalist after Brighton collapse:Manchester United's 3-2 Carabao Cup collapse to Brighton after leading 2-0 highlights squad imbalance. Criticism mounts over a phased recruitment plan that spent heavily on attack and midfield while leaving defensive weaknesses unaddressed.
Does anybody still believe in Michael Carrick at real world Man Utd?:Manchester United's decision to appoint Michael Carrick permanently is under scrutiny after an underwhelming summer and poor start. The club reportedly eyes Antonio Conte as doubts grow over Carrick's ability to lead.
Wayne Rooney calls out Man Utd star who 'can do better' after Man City loss:Wayne Rooney criticized Bryan Mbeumo for missing a 94th-minute chance to equalize against Man City. United lost 1-0, managing only three shots on target in a toothless performance.
Wayne Rooney calls out Man Utd star who 'can do better' after Man City loss:Wayne Rooney criticized Manchester United's forwards after a 1-0 loss to Man City. He singled out Bryan Mbeumo for missing a late chance to equalize, citing a lack of composure in front of goal.
Mbeumo relishes Champions League stage as United face Sabah:Bryan Mbeumo reflects on his journey ahead of Manchester United's Champions League opener against Sabah, expressing readiness to lead the attack.
Bryan Mbeumo says he quickly believed in Manchester United’s potential:Bryan Mbeumo expresses quick conviction in Manchester United's squad potential after his arrival, believing the group can achieve success.