Three names to watch in the Premier league transfer window

Mbeumo is currently one of Manchester United’s key targets to end their woes in front of goal.

The French-born Cameroon international had a great season with Brentford, scoring 20 goals.

Mbeumo enjoys becoming the Bees’ star man since the departure of Ivan Toney to Saudi Pro League and his partnership with Yoane Wissa carried Thomas Frank’s men to an impressive top half finish.

Despite interest from Arsenal, Newcastle and Tottenham, Mbeumo’s preferred destination is reportedly Old Trafford if United can reach an agreement with Brentford timely.

United have already added Matheus Cunha to cushion a misfiring forward line.

Viktor Gyokeres of Sporting Lisbon.
A remarkable 54-goal season for Sporting has made the Swede a target for several clubs seeking more firepower.

Arsenal have been strongly linked with bringing Gyokeres back to England as Mikel Arteta seeks a clinical finisher to end the Gunners’ five-year trophy drought. Arsenal ended the season as second place, just like previous season.

The 26-year-old has a 100 million euro (£84 million) buyout clause in his Sporting contract, but it is expected the Portuguese champions would settle for around 70 million euros if proper negotiations takes place.

Despite six goals in eight Champions League games, there are doubts over Gyokeres’ ability to transfer his prolific form in Primeira Liga to the Premier League.

He joined Sporting just two years ago from English second tier side Coventry after failing to make the top performance at Brighton.

Arsenal also have a long-standing interest in RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, while Newcastle’s Alexander Isak appears an unattainable target after the Magpies qualified for the Champions League, after an incredibe run.

Eberechi Eze of Crystal Palace.
Eze will forever be a Palace legend after scoring the winning goal in the FA Cup final victory over Manchester City to win the Eagles’ first ever major trophy.

The England international’s eye for goal and a defence-splitting pass has seen him targeted by a many Premier League’s top clubs.

City eye the 26-year-old as a potential replacement for Kevin De Bruyne, while Arsenal and Tottenham are also interested and could easily trigger his £68 million release clause within the summer transfer window.