US EditionEx-Premier League Striker Tips Man Utd to Sign £63m Striker Who Is "Like Ibrahimovic"
- Manchester United completed a deal in May 2025 to sign Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha from Wolverhampton Wanderers for £62.5 million.
- United pursued Cunha extensively after a disastrous 2024–25 season finishing 15th, while Wolves finished 16th following a 1-1 final game draw against Brentford.
- Cunha, aged 25, played the full final match at Molineux, appeared to say goodbye to fans, and chose the No. 10 shirt for his five-year contract at Old Trafford.
- The £62.5 million fee will be paid in three installments, with the first £20.8 million payable this summer according to Fabrizio Romano and Sami Mokbel.
- Cunha’s arrival aims to strengthen United’s forward options as they plan further transfers following a post-season Asia tour and competition from Arsenal and Chelsea.
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Transfer news LIVE: Man United close to £62.5m signing and Liverpool eye striker
Ruben Amorim could boost his squad after a disastrous season, with Wolves’ Matheus Cunha a top target, while Alexander Isak is set to stay at Newcastle, leaving Liverpool to look elsewhere
Live transfer news as Man Utd finalise Cunha deal and Liverpool drop Wirtz hint
Manchester United have reached a full agreement to sign Matheus Cunha, Liverpool are closing in on both Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong, and Arsenal target Viktor Gyokeres has spoken out
The Sun
The Scottish SunCunha 'agrees five-year Man Utd contract and will take Rashford's No10 shirt'
MATHEUS CUNHA will reportedly take Marcus Rashford’s No10 shirt after agreeing a five-year contract with Manchester United. The Wolves and Brazil star, 25, is one of Ruben Amorim’s top summer targets after enjoying a wonderful season at Molineux. Matheus Cunha has agreed a five-year deal to leave Wolves for Man UtdGetty GettyHe is expected to take the No10 shirt from Marcus Rashford[/caption] Cunha struck 17 goals and six assists in 36 outings t…
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