Breaking: Matheus Cunha Joins Manchester United – Transfer Agreement Finalized

Manchester United have officially secured the signing of Matheus Cunha from Wolverhampton Wanderers in a deal worth £50 million (including add-ons). The Brazilian forward has signed a four-year contract with an option for a further year, bolstering Ruben Amorim’s attacking options ahead of the 2024/25 season.

Key Details of the Transfer Agreement:

  • Fee: Initial £40 million, rising to £50 million with performance-based clauses.
  • Contract: Four years (until 2028) + one-year extension option.
  • Wolves’ Stance: Reluctant to sell but persuaded by United’s offer amid financial fair play considerations.
  • Cunha’s Role: Expected to compete with Rasmus Højlund and provide versatility across the frontline.

Matheus Cunha’s 2023/24 Season Stats at Wolves

Cunha enjoyed his best Premier League campaign last season, emerging as Wolves’ standout performer:

MetricStats (Premier League)
Appearances32 (29 starts)
Goals12
Assists7
Key Passes/Game1.8
Dribbles/Game2.3 (60% success)
Shot Accuracy48%

Notable Highlights:

  • Scored a hat-trick vs. Chelsea (February 2024).
  • Directly contributed to 19 goals (12G + 7A) in 32 games.
  • Wolves’ Player of the Season nominee.

What Cunha Brings to Manchester United

  • Versatility: Can play as a CF, SS, or winger.
  • Work Rate: Presses aggressively (1.5 tackles/90 mins).
  • Creativity: 7 assists ranked him 2nd at Wolves.

Fan Reactions & Expectations

United fans are eager to see Cunha link up with Bruno Fernandes and Alejandro Garnacho, adding flair to Amorim’s system. Wolves supporters, meanwhile, lament losing their “magician” but acknowledge the financial necessity.



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