Former Arsenal player Theo Walcott believes that Arsenal missed out on signing Bryan Mbeumo years ago, which has benefited Manchester United. Mbeumo completed a high-value transfer from Brentford to United for £71 million during the summer and has showcased his talent with five goals in his initial ten matches for the club. Walcott praised Mbeumo’s performance and acquisition by United, emphasizing his suitability for the Premier League.
Mbeumo, who joined Brentford at the age of 19 in 2019, has gained significant top-flight experience, having excelled in the Championship before his move to United. Walcott expressed regret that Arsenal did not secure Mbeumo’s services earlier and applauded United for securing a quality player amidst competition from other clubs like Newcastle and Tottenham.
Walcott highlighted Mbeumo’s exceptional abilities, suggesting that Arsenal should have signed him much earlier. Additionally, he mentioned that Mbeumo might just be the start of United’s success under manager Ruben Amorim, as the team appears to be adapting well to Amorim’s tactics. Walcott discussed the tactical nuances of Amorim’s system, emphasizing the importance of players like Luke Shaw in executing the team’s strategy effectively.
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