It’s official—Matheus Cunha is heading to Manchester United. The long-anticipated move has finally materialized, with the Brazilian striker leaving Wolverhampton Wanderers in a deal worth €62.5 million. After weeks of speculation and intense negotiations, both clubs have reached full agreement, and personal terms were swiftly ironed out earlier today. Cunha is expected to arrive in Manchester within the next day to undergo his medical checks and sign a five-year contract, which includes an option for an additional year.
Fabrizio Romano confirmed the news with his trademark phrase, announcing that Cunha’s desire to join United has finally been realized. The transfer is particularly significant as Cunha was reportedly determined to join only Manchester United, and the club was equally keen to bring him in as a priority signing.
Throughout the 2024/25 Premier League campaign, Cunha stood out as one of Wolves’ brightest talents. His flair, determination, and clinical finishing caught the attention of top clubs, but his mind was already set on donning the famous red jersey. The 25-year-old’s consistency and dynamic style made him a top target for the Red Devils’ summer rebuild under new head coach Rúben Amorim.
United’s recruitment team identified Cunha as a key piece in their efforts to reinvigorate the squad and mount a serious challenge both domestically and in Europe. With the medical scheduled and paperwork underway, Cunha is on the verge of beginning a new chapter at Old Trafford—one he has clearly been dreaming of.
