Manchester United aims at Brentford Visa, and Tottenham may counterattack with Champions League qualification!

Manchester United's new trend of signings: The "double insurance" strategy of the forward line emerges, and Mebmo's teammate Visa comes into sight! Tottenham Newcastle joins the battle!

The Premier League summer transfer window has been in trouble again. Manchester United reportedly developed a keen interest in Brentford striker Yoane Wissa. Previously, the Red Devils had been linked with Visa's teammate Bryan Mbeumo several times and had two offers rejected, with the latest one containing additional terms and a total price of over £60 million.

New coach Ruben Amorim is determined to reshape Manchester United's forward line, and the club will likely permanently sell Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Alejandro Garnacho this summer. Although Manchester United still has plenty of time to fight for a deal for Mebmo, the latest report from Caught Offside shows that the 20-time Premier League champion has also turned his attention to Mebmo's club teammate, Yoon Visa.

Visa: How much is the 20-goal scorer? Many giants were eyeing each other

Yoon Visa scored 20 goals for Brentford last season, showing her outstanding scoring ability. Although Brentford is reluctant to let go easily, a offer of nearly £50 million may change their transfer stance.

Manchester United are not alone in the battle for Visa. Premier League rival Newcastle United also joined the competition, but it is not yet certain whether the Magpies will continue to strengthen the attack line after signing Anthony Elanga.

Tottenham Hotspur emerged, and the Champions League qualification became a key bargaining chip

It is worth paying attention to to Tottenham's attitude. North London clubs initially had a strong interest in Mebmo and Thomas Frank had hoped to reunite with him at his new club, but the 25-year-old made it clear that he didn't want to play anywhere except Manchester United.

Although Tottenham has reached a deal with West Ham United's Mohammed Kudus, they are still seeking to bring in more high-quality players for the attack line and see Visa as a potential option. Brentford has realized Tottenham's interest in the Democratic Congo international, and Visa himself is open to transfers to other clubs in London.

At present, both Tottenham and Manchester United, their interest in Visa has entered the "specific" stage.

Tottenham's "winning" chips: The Champions League and Capacity

Brentford sold the two core players Mebmo and Visa to the same club in a transfer window, which is logically unimaginable. And Tottenham seems to have some advantages in this battle.

Tottenham may consider selling Richarlison. The Brazil international has been plagued by injuries in recent years and has failed to reappear at his peak in Everton, and there is a high possibility that he will leave the North London club. If Risalisson leaves the team, it will free up salary space for Tottenham to introduce new forward players this summer.

More importantly, Tottenham can provide Visa with qualifications to participate in the Champions League, which is undoubtedly an undeniable temptation for Visa, who is in her year of playing.