Manchester United have been given a positive indication from Matheus Cunha regarding his interest in a potential move to Old Trafford.
As reported by Sky Sports News last week, the 25-year-old Brazilian forward is considered a high-priority target for United, particularly as the club seeks to bolster its attacking options under the prospective leadership of Rúben Amorim.
Cunha’s profile aligns well with Amorim’s tactical preferences, especially in the number 10 role within his dynamic attacking system. His versatility – capable of playing across the entire front line-adds further value to a United side in need of enhanced goal-scoring capability, creativity in the final third, and improved ball progression.
Highly regarded for his technical quality and explosive movement, Cunha has been identified by United scouts as a player who could make an immediate impact. His experience across multiple top-tier leagues – including spells in Brazil, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, and currently the Premier League – suggests he possesses the adaptability and mental resilience necessary to succeed in a high-pressure environment such as the Old Trafford outfit.
While Cunha has occasionally demonstrated a loss of emotional discipline – leading to suspensions – this is viewed by the club’s evaluators as an outlier rather than a recurring issue. There is confidence that such intensity, if harnessed appropriately, could serve to elevate his performance further.
Cunha is among several attacking options being considered by Manchester United ahead of the summer transfer window. Other forwards reportedly on the club’s radar include Napoli’s Victor Osimhen and Manchester City prospect Liam Delap.
Since joining Wolves from Atletico Madrid in 2022 for a reported fee of 34 million pounds, Cunha has contributed 26 goals and 11 assists in 60 Premier League appearances, reinforcing his credentials as a consistent and impactful performer at the top level.
Discussions are expected to intensify in the coming weeks as the Red Devils define their transfer priorities and assess the feasibility of activating Cunha’s release clause.
