Man United transfer battle heats up as they get closer to signing Matheus Cunha, despite Arsenal’s late attempt to hijack the deal.
Man United transfer battle intensifies as they are on the verge of securing a deal for Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Matheus Cunha, despite a late approach from Arsenal. The Brazilian forward has been heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford, with reports indicating that United are willing to pay €80 million—€74 million upfront plus €6 million in add-ons—to secure his services.
United’s pursuit of Cunha has intensified in recent weeks, with the club reportedly holding personal meetings to advance negotiations. The Red Devils are keen to bolster their attacking options, especially given their struggles in front of goal this season. With Rasmus Hojlund failing to deliver consistent performances and Joshua Zirkzee sidelined due to injury, United are desperate for a clinical finisher.
According to Goal Brazil Arsenal made a late attempt to hijack the deal, engaging in fresh talks with Cunha’s camp. However, despite their interest, United’s negotiations with Wolves have continued to progress, and a verbal agreement is reportedly close.
Cunha, who has been a standout performer for Wolves this season with 17 goals and six assists, appears to favor a move to Old Trafford. His skill set aligns well with United manager Ruben Amorim’s tactical system, making him a valuable addition to the squad.
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