This article focuses on Bryan Mbeumo, giving information about his career and off pitch life such as his wealth, wages, endorsements, relationships, body ink and wheels. Bryan Mbeumo is a professional footballer who has the technical number 7 and is a winger of the Brentford Football Club in the English Premier League and the Cameroonian national team.
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Early Career and Move to Brentford
Better recognized with his full name Bryan Tetsadong Marceau Mbeumo, he was born in a specific area. He was named in the French club Troyes before joining Brentford in 2019 as one of the most exciting prospects. After that, he carved out a constant place for himself in Brentford’s squad and has been providing useful performances to aid the Premier League side.
International Career with Cameroon
However, Mbeumo was first involved in the French national team at youth level, including for the U17, U20, and U21 teams but he switched his allegiance to Cameroon senior team owing to his roots. The young player began playing in the senior team of the national team of Cameroon in September 2022 in a match against Uzbekistan; he participated in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Bryan Mbeumo’s Salary and Net Worth
Football has been an excellent source of income to Bryan. By 2024, its predicted that he has an estimated net worth of approximately $4 million. As per transfermarkt, the market value of players is €40 million. Currently Mbeumo’s wages at Brentford are £1 million per season, and a gross yearly wage was estimated at £4,680,000 and is expected to rise to £5,620,000 the following season. The forward’s contract with Brentford expires in June 2026 and earns a weekly wage of around £45,000, making him one of the club’s best-paid players.
Club Career Highlights
Mbeumo has been a football player since 2013 when he signed for Troyes youth sector. He joined them by 2016 in their reserve team, and by 2018; he was in the senior team action in a match against Metz, which he won 1-0. Even though Troyes was relegated that season, Mbeumo took on a different approach in the following season and netted 11 goals in 40 appearances.
He earned himself a move to Brentford in 2019 where he signed with the Championship side on a five-year contract and for £5.8 million. He rose to prominence instantly, netting eight goals in 49 games in the 2019/20 season and helping Brentford clinch their Championship playoff final spot to the Premier League. Mbeumo won the EFL Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year in that season, which spoke a lot about his impact.
In a match against Port Vale, he repeated great performance and became the first player in Brentford’s history that managed to score a hat trick when substituted. Lately, he renewed his link with Bretnford, which placed him firmly on the club’s roster.