Mbeumo excited by Cunha and Sesko

Manchester United forward Bryan Mbeumo says he is excited to work with fellow new senior summer arrivals Benjamin Sesko and Matheus Cunha.

Mbeumo, who arrived from Brentford in July, will be hoping to make his Premier League debut for the club against Arsenal on Sunday, in our first competitive outing of the new campaign.

After making quite the impact with the Bees last term, Bryan will be hoping to do the same at Old Trafford, especially given our positive summer endeavours.

Speaking to TNT Sports, the 25-year-old was quizzed on our fellow new arrivals, with whom he will likely spend plenty of time getting to know this season.

“[Matheus] Cunha is a really good player, it’s good that we could share some training [sessions] on the pitch together because it’s always important to have good automatisms in the team, and a strong link in front,” began the Cameroon international.

“[We’ve been doing] some striker work, some forward work. I think we still have some freedom up front, but there are some principles to respect.

“I don’t expect anything [in terms of playing positions]. I think obviously it’s going to be the manager’s choice to play the players.

“Obviously, I think it’s important to be able to play different positions, so I’m going to be playing wherever I can.”

Sesko, who is our latest summer recruit after joining from RB Leipzig last week, is another of whom big things are expected in M16.

Bryan admits his early impressions of the forward have been positive, with the ex-Bees forward excited to see more of his capabilities.

“He looks like a cool guy,” Mbeumo added of Sesko. “We’re just being normal, just having normal conversations. He’s a good guy.

“I think it’s important [to help people settle], especially when you come from another league and you don’t really know [about things here].

“I think it’s important to make them feel at home already. I think everyone is doing this naturally, we don’t really calculate anything, but I think this is really important.”

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