Bryan Mbeumo sends message to Man Utd fans amid anger over results, contrast to Cunha

**Bryan Mbeumo is the latest player to deliver a message to Man Utd fans about frustration over results, and it’s in sharp contrast to Matheus Cunha’s earlier call. **

After the draw at Leeds, Man Utd sit on seven points from seven games with a goal difference of zero, already eliminated from the Carabao Cup.

Atletico outclassed them in the UCL, and their sole win came in the other game against Sabah, who are not expected to pose a problem for anybody.

Amidst it all, Bryan Mbeumo has been a constant source of goals, and he’s now sent a message to Man Utd fans which is in contrast to what Matheus Cunha did.

Bryan Mbeumo’s message to Man Utd fans

Mbeumo is generally a polar opposite personality to the likes of Matheus Cunha and Lisandro Martinez, who wear their hearts on their sleeve.

However, the Cameroonian leads by example, and he’s certainly done that this season by being a reliable source of goals for Carrick.

He still misses some clear chances, but he’s the only player who constantly poses a threat with his movement and is actually at the end of those chances.

Mbeumo is among the small group of players whose reputation is intact despite a poor start to the season, and he’s made more promises to the fans.

In his message to fans via his Instagram, Mbeumo wrote, “We will still fight, and use your support as much as you all do,” as he tried to rally the fans behind the team.

It is in sharp contrast to the maverick personality of Cunha, who recently made headlines for his reaction to the Old Trafford fans booing the team against Spurs.

At the time, heads were dropping, but Cunha closed down a Spurs player and riled up the fans directly by calling them out for booing the team.

That was a player who relishes a scrap, while Mbeumo is someone who puts his head down and concentrates on getting the right result, then says what’s on his mind afterwards.

There is no “right” way to go about it, as every player should do what comes naturally to them, but Mbeumo’s message and his demeanour on the pitch stands in sharp contrast to Cunha.