Mbeumo in action for Brentford

Arsenal may have to wait until the summer to sign in-form attacking target

Arsenal is reportedly keen on acquiring Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo, whose impressive performances in the Premier League have garnered attention from several top clubs. The 25-year-old Cameroonian has been instrumental in Brentford’s success this season, standing out as one of the league’s most consistent and impactful players in his position. Arsenal’s interest comes as the club searches for a reliable alternative to Bukayo Saka, given the importance of depth and rotation as they push for the Premier League title. Mbeumo, with his versatility and dynamic style of play, could be a strong fit for the Gunners.

Adding Mbeumo in January would enhance Arsenal’s attacking options and give Mikel Arteta flexibility in managing player workloads. Mbeumo’s age is another appealing factor, as he is entering his prime years and could potentially contribute at a high level for at least five more seasons. His addition would provide both cover and competition for Arsenal’s current wingers, which could improve overall squad performance. However, acquiring him mid-season poses a significant challenge.

Mbeumo in action against Arsenal
(Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)

According to Football Insider, Brentford is reportedly unwilling to entertain a transfer for Mbeumo during the winter window, viewing his presence as crucial to their campaign. Losing him would be a significant blow to their lineup, as his goals and creative contributions have been vital to Brentford’s momentum this season. Given this, Brentford plans to resist offers for the forward in January, hoping to keep him at least until the summer when they would have more time and flexibility to find a suitable replacement.

While Arsenal’s desire to sign Mbeumo underscores their ambition to strengthen for the title race, Brentford’s stance on a January transfer suggests that Arsenal may need to wait until the summer. If Mbeumo does become available then, he could add significant quality to Arsenal’s squad, giving Arteta’s side an extra edge in their pursuit of long-term success in both the Premier League and European competitions.


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  1. “Brentford is reportedly unwilling to entertain a transfer for Mbeumo during the winter window, viewing his presence as crucial to their campaign”.

    Surprise, surprise. I suspect the same goes for almost every attacker Arsenal are reportedly interested in. For example, does anyone think Sporting are going to sell Goykeres in January after what he did to City in the CL yesterday? Don’t hold your breath waiting.

    1. Can you imagine if it was Arsenal that took that hammering from Sporting

      A keep telling pundits and fans alike the champion just not the same without their generational talent, in fact I saw it coming,

  2. To Gunsmoke and any other Arsenal fan writing City’s Obituary, don’t you believe it.

    They maybe having a lean run of their own, but even in defeat, they’re still creating enough chances in games, something our team are not.

    And to all the Arsenal fans out there gloating at City’s current run, instead of concerning yourselves with them, take a look at our team and call them to task on their current form.

    Forget about other teams, concentrate on your own team.

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