After ordering a contract to play with Manchester United, star Bryan Mbeumo was awarded the 19th shirt at the Old Trafford team.
After passing the medical test, Bryan Mbeumo has completed the transfer from the club with the Premier League, Brentford, on Monday and now the new army will and his new teammates in Man United to prepare for the 2025 tour in the US.
Mbeumo joined United after an impressive 2024/2025 Premier League season with 20 goals with Brentford, a team in southwest of London. And now, the Red Devils fans around the world are eagerly waiting to witness the ability to create his goal at Old Trafford in the new season.
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Bryan Mbeumo will wear the number 19 at MU |
With the number 19, Bryan Mbeumo will continue the list of prestigious names for each shirt number 19, including the best defenders and strikers.
Raphael Varane was the most recent person with the number 19, from the time he arrived in August 2021 until May 2024, when he played the last match for United, raising the Emirates FA Cup in Wembley after a memorable 2-1 victory over Manchester City.
Before Varane, Amad wore a 19th shirt in a season, following the Marcus Rashford, one of the mature strikers from the academy each wearing this shirt. Previously, James Wilson and Danny Welbeck.
In addition to Amad, Rashford and Welbeck, Mbeumo also inherited the number of 19 from another excellent striker, Dwight Yorke, who scored 66 goals in four years of wearing United and contributed to the historic treble.
In particular, Mbeumo received the same shirt with the only Cameroon player who used to play in the midfield position or striker for the club, Eric Djemba-Djemba.
Previously, Bryan wore the number 19 shirt in both Brentford and Troyes, and often used this number when playing for the national team. And fans will soon see him in the new United shirt in the upcoming Premier League Summer Series.
Manchester United Club officially launched rookie Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford last night (July 21) local time, a move that is expected to bring new vitality to the Red Devils.