After a corner, Cunha scored the first goal of the second half, but it was his amazing and perfect touch earlier in the game that made everyone at Molineux gasp.
Wolves defender Matt Doherty said, “When he’s sure of himself, like that, he’s on another level. It’s top quality.” It’s tough to beat. I told the other guys that sometimes it’s hard to make the game look that easy.
“There are probably more than a few people in this league who can make it look that easy.” He is one of them. We’re lucky to have him. He was on it the whole time against Manchester United.
“He was hitting balls out of the sky like Cryuff, doing things you’d normally expect out of a Manchester United player.” It’s not a show off. Because that’s how he gets out of trouble. There’s no need to show off at 0-0; that’s just his brain working faster than everyone else’s.
Doherty said that Cunha played like an old Manchester United player while he was at Wolves. This is why the forward should be a great addition this season.
Cunha is sure of himself and can back it up. The 26-year-old is an exciting player who gets fans excited, and he’s going to be a welcome change at Old Trafford.
These days, it seems like coaches teach players not to be creative or fancy. Instead, they are told to keep the ball and wait for the right time to take a risk.
United announced their deal to sign Cunha from Wolves on the first day of the transfer window. The fact that they haven’t made any other moves since then has taken some of the shine off of his arrival.
Fans thought that Bryan Mbeumo would be signed soon after Cunha’s move, but Brentford has been tough in negotiations, and United is still working on the deal.
Fans’ moods have been getting worse because Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Arsenal are going through a lot of transfers quickly.
Fears have been raised about the state of United’s team as their pre-season matches begin this Saturday against Leeds. It’s less exciting now, but it will be fun to see Cunha play for United for the first time, and it wouldn’t be surprising if he put on a show for Swedish fans.
Because of the way he plays the game, Cunha could quickly become a fan favorite. The most important thing about him is that he can score goals. On the field, he plays like a normal Brazilian.
Cunha scored 17 goals and set up six others for a Wolves team that was having a rough season last year. He will add firepower to a United team that looked completely useless during a terrible season.
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