In the winter transfer window, Manchester United successfully resisted the interest of numerous clubs in securing Matheus Cunha on a long-term contract with Wolverhampton Wanderers.

During the winter transfer window, Wolverhampton Wanderers secured Matheus Cunha on a long-term contract, fending off interest from numerous clubs. Nevertheless,

speculation regarding his future has persisted, and Manchester United are currently being associated with a potential transfer, despite the fact that that commitment was demonstrated months ago. He has been employed as a center-forward, second striker, or attacking midfielder. Arsenal, Chelsea, and

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly expressed interest in this level of adaptability. Manchester United is reportedly interested in signing Cunha through installment payments, according to John Percy of The Telegraph. Wolves are also reportedly amenable to such a contractual arrangement. It is evident that the Wolves hold him in high regard; however, there is speculation that they may contemplate offers exceeding €70 million.

Nottingham Forest made a club-record proposal of approximately £60 million in January, according to Sky Sports News. Manchester United are intending to make a significant stride for Matheus Cunha. Ben Jacobs of GIVE ME SPORT reported on Tuesday that Manchester United’s long-term sporting initiative has convinced Cunha and that he would be amenable

to a transfer, even if Champions League football is not available next season. The club’s future vision has been the primary focus of discussions thus far, and they have been generally positive. Although personal terms have not yet been addressed, an additional significant meeting is scheduled for the conclusion of the month.