Yep, it's gone to pot.

Time for us to get out of here.

We did manage to get one deal over the line during the live text - kind of?

Bryan Mbeumo looks like he is finally Manchester United bound.

With pre-season getting under way next week for many and more transfer deals expected to progress over the weekend, we could be in for a busy one come Monday.

Until then, be sure to check out the summary points for anything you may have missed today.

And otherwise, we shall see you next week.

Have a great weekend!

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Good question, Jamie. And no, he isn't.

Manchester United say Joshua Zirkzee has remained at Carrington to recover from a "small issue", but him and Andre Onana are expected to join the rest of the squad for the tour of the United States next week.

The forward suffered a hamstring injury against Newcastle in April.

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Defender Lisandro Martinez is also not included in the squad as he continues his rehabilitation.

The 27-year-old suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury in February against Crystal Palace.

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Nonana.

Sorry, it's nearly home time.

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Andre Onana is absent from the squad after suffering a hamstring injury in training.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone reported that Onana will not play on the club's pre-season tour of the United States but will still travel, with his time being spent on recovery.

It means Altay Bayindir, 27, is likely to be Ruben Amorim's first-choice goalkeeper in pre-season.

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Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford, Tyrell Malacia and Jadon Sancho.

On July 4, Manchester United made it known that these five players had asked to leave the club and would not train with the remainder of Ruben Amorim's squad.

Since their exile, the only significant development involving the quintet was news that they cannot access United's Carrington training ground - which they can enter for rehabilitation and medical purposes - until Amorim and his squad have left for the day.

The members of the so-called 'bomb squad', a reference to their being bombed out, can train together at Carrington if they wish and combine that with work away from the complex, which is the final stages of a multi-million pound upgrade. But, as far as Amorim is concerned, they are done.

As expected, the so-called “bomb squad” - players deemed surplus to requirements - have been left out of United's travelling squad. Their omissions suggest exits could be on the horizon as United reshape the squad.

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There’s no official confirmation yet, but Brentford winger Bryan Mbeumo appears to be closing in on a move to Man Utd - and movement could come quickly.

While he’s not in the squad for the Stockholm trip, Mbeumo could join the squad for their USA tour, which begins on Tuesday.

If it gets done in time, he could be part of the squad flying out early next week and potentially make his debut in the States.

Manchester United

Manchester United's full squad list for their friendly against Leeds in Stockholm is as follows:

Goalkeepers: Altay Bayindir, Tom Heaton, Dermot Mee.

Defenders: Diogo Dalot, Noussair Mazraoui, Matthijs de Ligt, Harry Maguire, Patrick Chinazaekpere Dorgu, Leny Yoro, Luke Shaw, Ayden Heaven, Diego Leon, Tyler Fredricson, Reece Munro, Godwill Kukonki.

Midfielders: Mason Mount, Bruno Fernandes, Casemiro, Manuel Ugarte, Kobbie Mainoo, Jack Fletcher, Sekou Kone, Toby Collyer.

Forwards: Rasmus Hojlund, Matheus Cunha, Amad, Chido Obi, Ethan Williams, Bendito Mantato.

Manchester United

Manchester United have confirmed their squad for tomorrow’s friendly against Leeds United in Stockholm. New signings Matheus Cunha and Diego Leon are both included in the travelling party as expected.

The Reds face Leeds in the Swedish capital as part of their pre-season build-up before heading to the United States next week.

Cunha could make his first appearance for the club, while Leon’s inclusion comes just days after his arrival from Paraguay. The 19-year-old full-back is one to watch in the coming weeks.

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But will he be a shoe-in now he's at United, Giles? That is the question (a live texter).

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Over on our Brentford page, Bees fans have been giving us their thoughts on the upheaval at the club this summer:

Charlie: Losing Thomas Frank will be the biggest problem. We've sold a lot of top strikers before (Neal Maupay, Said Benrahma, Ollie Watkins, Ivan Toney) and survived, but there are a lot of core players now going. Jordan Henderson could be a good leader and Igor Thiago will hopefully play and be good. With all the money coming in, I can't understand why we're not going for Liverpool's Harvey Elliott - surely a good fit?

Carl: It is a massive summer for the club. We will need to recruit across the pitch to keep up recent levels. I would raid the unhappy bunch at Manchester United and give people like Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho their mojo back - in exchange for a fulfilling life with less money!

Darrell: Brentford fans expect nothing. Look at where we came from? The past 13 years have been one hell of a journey, but there is no doubt that the summer of 2025 is going to test the club's approach. Bring it on!

Follow our Brentford page for fan views, opinion, expert analysis, stats and more

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It's not just Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo in the transfer spotlight at the moment but Yoane Wissa too.

The latter has been attracting interest from Tottenham Hotspur and more recently Newcastle United.

But who will be getting the better bang for their buck?

Bryan Mbeumo's stats are on the left, Yoane Wissa's on the right.

• Shot accuracy: 64.06% v 62.32%
• Goals: 0.6 v 0.6
• Non-penalty goals: 0.4 v 0.6
• Conversion rate: 31.25% v 27.54%
• Assists: 0.2 v 0.2
• Passing accuracy: 73.9% v 79.4%
• Winning goals: 0.1 v 0.2

Stats provided by Opta and based on a per 90 basis.

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Bryan Mbeumo's former coach at Troyes, Rui Almeida, believes Mbeumo will be able to handle the pressure at Old Trafford.

He told BBC Radio Manchester: "I think so. I saw him jump from us at Troyes to Brentford in the Championship and then to the Premier League. He handled it really well.

"I know he is a little shy but, at the same time, he trusts himself. So he knows how strong is he, what capabilities he has, how strong he is as a player. Of course, Manchester United is a different level club, but I am trustful he will do it well.

"He will fit exactly what Ruben wants as a player. Not only in offensive way but also in defensive way because Ruben demands that from the players - always."

£65m [Bryan Mbeumo] + £62.5m [Matheus Cunha] = £127.5m.

That must be a significant chunk of Manchester United’s summer budget. Given this, how important are player sales for United this summer?

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire said: "When you bring in a new player you would normally put them on a four or five-year contract. The way the accounting works - you take the cost of the player and divide it by the length of the contract.

"If you sign someone for £150m it would cost them £30m next year plus the wages.

"But you only have to go and sell a couple of players of the calibre of [Alejandro] Garnacho, [Marcus] Rashford and co to get more than £60m of profit coming in, so it effectively pays for itself.

"So you can pay out a far bigger multiple than the sales proceeds of those that might be departing."