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MBEUMO URGES PREMIER LEAGUE ACE TO JOIN MAN UNITED

Man United's Bryan Mbeumo is reportedly 'trying to entice' Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba to join the club. The Cameroon teammates have grown close, with Mbeumo acting as a 'big brother' figure on international duty.

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Carlos Baleba, a colleague from Cameroon, is being courted by Bryan Mbeumo to join Manchester United. 

The Sun claims that despite his short tenure at Old Trafford, the £71 million Brentford acquisition is making an effort to contribute to the team's strength. 

According to reports, Mbeumo has been attempting to persuade Brighton's 21-year-old midfield dynamo of the possible transfer over the international break because he views him as a "little brother." 

During the summer transfer window, Brighton resisted United's interest in Baleba and demanded more than £100 million. With a trip to Anfield to play Liverpool coming up with Ruben Amorim under a lot of pressure, United is presently ranked tenth in the league. 

Mbeumo and Baleba have become closer since serving together for Cameroon on an international assignment. 

When Cameroon lost to minnows Cape Verde in September, the forward was spotted comforting Baleba and shielding him from a pitch invasion. 

After returning from international service, when he was allegedly attempting to convince Carlos Baleba to join, Bryan Mbeumo was seen reporting for Man United training on Thursday. 

In the summer, Baleba (left) was linked to a move to United, but it never happened. 

Brighton brought the midfield player in to replace Moises Caicedo, who made them £73 million when he sold to Chelsea, so if they do wind up cashing in on him, it will once again show to be fantastic business. 

Baleba only cost the Seagulls £23 million to acquire from Lille, but after an incredible season, his value has already more than tripled. 

However, the young player has had a rather difficult start to the season, and his manager, Fabian Hurzeler, acknowledges that the United interest might have been a distraction. 

He earlier clarified: "A little boy may be profoundly impacted, even if he is not expressing it, when he reads that Manchester United is interested and has made a sizable offer."

Understanding that a large club will make a significant offer to acquire you when you perform well is another aspect of development. 

"Then, to continue striving to be modest, remain here, be intelligent, and attempt to move forward with the team."

"I am a football coach because, first and foremost, of course I am infatuated with football," he continued.

Observing the growth and progress of the young players comes in second. helping them get through some difficult times as well.

Although Baleba's season has not started well, his boss is certain he will improve. 

According to reports, Mbeumo and Baleba became close while Mbeumo was serving for Cameroon abroad.

For instance, we discuss Carlos a lot. Last season, he made amazing progress, and everyone was thrilled with him.

"There is a wave right now, and it is crucial to stick with him, encourage him, and support him." I also truly appreciate these times.

It is not just about being present when things are well, in my opinion. When you are successful, it is simple.

After finishing second in the group behind Cape Verde with a victory and a draw during the international break, Mbeumo, Baleba, and company will now have to compete in a play-off to qualify for the World Cup. 

With a key role against bitter rivals Liverpool this Sunday, the forward, who has been one of Amorim's team's bright spots this season, might win over even more supporters. 

The next week, when Brighton plays Man United away from home, Baleba will be reunited with his "big brother" after playing for Brighton against Newcastle.  

DISCIPLINARY BLOW: MADRID PLAYER SUSPENDED POST EL CLáSICO TUSSLE

Real Madrid's backup keeper Andriy Lunin has been handed a one-game suspension by the RFEF for his aggressive conduct on the bench during the heated final moments of El Clásico. Real Madrid's appeal was rejected.

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El Clásico Scuffle - Photo Credit Getty Images

Los Blancos' goalie Andriy Lunin has been suspended for one game by the RFEF Disciplinary Committee for his involvement in the sideline dramas during the El Clásico's final moments. Although the cameras did not catch it, referee Soto Grado did record that he had sent the Ukrainian off.

According to Mundo Deportivo, the RFEF responded as follows when asked why Lunin received a red card.

The reason for Lunin, Andrii's expulsion in the 90th minute was that he had to be restrained by his teammates after he walked aggressively from his bench to the blonde bench.

The disciplinary committee of the RFEF


"When considered significant, those whose behaviour violates sporting order will be suspended for four to ten games or fined between 602 and 3,006 euros."

Because of Lunin's actions, which constituted a minor violation of the sporting order, he was suspended for one game. The ruling had been challenged by Real Madrid. However, the RFEF stayed steadfast, defending the referee's ruling and the evidence in the match report and on film.

Now, the backup goalie will not play against Valencia this weekend, where he is probably going to be benched. Fran Gonzalez and Sunico, both from the youth team, might be called up as the matchday squad's third choice, with Sergio Mestre serving as a backup.

No Barcelona players or any other Real Madrid players were slapped with bans following the two flash moments in the closing stages of the game. When Vinicius Jr. and Lamie Yamal argued, even players who were not on the team were spotted shoving on the side of the field. The RFEF, however, determined that nothing that came to pass would justify further prohibitions.

ARSENAL STAR DROPS CONFIDENT TITLE HINT AFTER STRONG OPENING

Arsenal star Bukayo Saka is targeting a historic Premier League and World Cup double with England this season. The winger believes it's a "doable" feat as the Gunners lead the title race.

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Bukayo Saka - (Image: David Price/Arsenal FC)

According to Bukayo Saka, it is feasible for Arsenal and England to win both games this season. The season has started well for the Gunners under Mikel Arteta's leadership.

Arsenal leads the Premier League standings by four points at the moment and is starting to look like a title contender. Manchester City is only one point ahead of defending champions Liverpool, who are seven points behind.

Saka, however, is not only interested in winning at his club; he also hopes to succeed internationally. Manager Thomas Tuchel has stated that winning the trophy is his ambition for England, who have qualified for the World Cup in the USA next year.

Saka is optimistic about his club's and his nation's chances of winning. "Yeah, that is my prayer," he remarked in an interview with Sky Sports. It is possible, of course.

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