Live from Fabrizio Romano, HERE WE GO!!!✅✅✅ Manchester United’s transfer fee for Matheus Cunha will be £62.5 million plus a further £5 million in add-ons. Despite a late approach from Arsenal, a verbal agreement is in its final steps.

Manchester United have pulled off a significant coup by securing the signing of Wolves forward Matheus Cunha, despite a last-ditch effort from Arsenal to derail the deal. Trusted transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the move with his iconic “Here We Go,” indicating the final stages of the transfer are in motion. The Red Devils will shell out £62.5 million upfront, with an additional £5 million in potential add-ons to finalize the agreement.
The 25-year-old Brazilian attacker, who delivered 12 goals and 7 assists in the Premier League last season, has reportedly agreed to personal terms with United. His medical is scheduled within the next 48 hours, and the club is expected to announce the deal officially soon. Cunha’s energetic style, positional flexibility, and creative prowess make him an ideal addition to Rúben Amorim’s plans at Old Trafford. Capable of playing anywhere across the front line, he adds both quality and depth to a squad aiming for a serious rebuild.
Arsenal attempted to swoop in with a late offer, but they were ultimately too slow. Cunha had already made his decision, drawn by Manchester United’s ambitious vision under Amorim and the opportunity to play a central attacking role. His preference for United was a key factor that sealed the deal in their favor.
The news has sparked excitement among United supporters, who see Cunha as a crucial piece in the club’s ongoing transformation. With Anthony Martial’s injury troubles and Rasmus Højlund’s inconsistent form, the Brazilian forward is expected to step in and deliver from the outset. The move is already being labeled a “statement signing” by fans eager to see a return to the club’s glory days.
As final paperwork is completed and the medical nears, Cunha’s transfer to Manchester United is virtually complete — only the official confirmation remains.