Manchester United completed the signing of Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford on Monday and the 25-year-old took part in his first training session at Carrington the following day

Bryan Mbeumo, Manchester United's latest acquisition from Brentford, is hoping to follow in the footsteps of his childhood idol, Cristiano Ronaldo. The Cameroonian winger, who has made the switch for a hefty £71million, fondly recalls owning a Ronaldo No. 7 shirt as his first piece of football memorabilia.

Yoane Wissa After seeing his attacking partner, Bryan Mbeumo, head off to Manchester United, Yoane Wissa has made it clear he wants to pack his bags and leave Brentford. But the English club is

After six weeks of fluctuating speculation, United got their man. The Red Devils eventually agreed a deal on Monday thought to be worth a final £71 million ($95.7 million) made up of an initial £65 million ($87.6 million) plus £6 million ($8.1 million) spread over four years. Yet, the shadowy details of the discussions have begun to emerge.

After Diogo Dalot was the first member of the squad out onto the pitches, when our new no.19 made his entrance, he was initially in conversation with Amad and Leny Yoro. A first bit of ball work involved a short session of keeping the ball in the air between him, Amad, Yoro and Diego Leon.

The former manager has spotted a potential problem with United new-boy Mbeumo - while David Ornstein has revealed the three next signings Amorim wants in at Old Trafford

Bryan Mbeumo has spoken to Manchester United's club media following his £65m arrival from Brentford. There are a couple of interesting snippets, one of which makes me feel very old - and it is not this one,