Manchester United has hit the gold that has been passed down from generation to generation

Now it looks like the transfer circus is in full swing, and guessing only who will add it to Ruben Amorim’s squad at Manchester United this summer.

After acquiring Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven in January, it looks like the Red Devils will continue to overhaul and undergo an overhaul under Wolverhampton Wanderer star Matheus Cunha.

As widely reported, United held active contract talks with Brazil in the prospect of an early deal, and the 25-year-old has a release clause in his existing deal at Molineux for a price of £62.5 million.

While previously associated with the January relocation to Nottingham Forest and Arsenal, it seems that Amorim and Co has now won the former Atletico de Madrid and everything is well and everyone has noticed his impact on Old Trafford.

Cunha will fit in the place Man Utd

Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee have only six Premier League goals between them this season, so adding a new center this summer seems to be a real priority, especially with Manchester United having only 38 top goals so far.

Despite playing in the middle in the past, it seems like Cunha isn’t actually the ninth place for the new number, a parallel interest in the town of Ipswich Talisman (Liam Delap).

At the time, as far as the current werewolf were concerned, he needed to strengthen Amorim’s choice in one of the new ten berths, especially Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford and Antony’s exile trio would all leave permanently.

Meanwhile, Alejandro Garnacho hasn’t really convinced him to transition from an eliminated winger, and Amad Diallo has suffered a significant hindrance in 20 games under Amorim’s leadership.

Mason Mount has also been purified once since its arrival in 2023, while Bruno Fernandes has been trapped in the deeper roles recently, with the choice of the tenth character being scarce, so Cunha will flourish.

In a similar system under Vitor Pereira this season, with 14 goals registered in the league this season, Brazil International will be the ready-made solution for the next semester.

It seems that the signature is needed – although it should not be at the expense of young Kobbie Mainoo.

Man Utd’s “Generation Talent” is not allowed to be sold

Whether it is the lack of options for the above attacks – or his own struggle as a midfielder, the Amorim regime has brought changes to Mainoo so far, with college graduates largely ranked among the last two ten.

From the front of his first Premier League as a defensive choice in November 2023 in front of the last four against Everton, the 20-year-old has even been deployed as a temporary center against Crystal Palace, and recently– Lyon, with a clear role.

Due to Amorim’s claim that midfielders “had a lot of fighting on defense”, this is part of the second in the midfield, and although the Portuguese coach also praised the youngsters for their ability in the last third, this transition happened to a large extent.

Indeed, the exciting victory in the Europa League last week saw almost the pleasant, curling effort inside the region in a trademark manner, after having scored in a similar style last semester with Wolves and Liverpool.

This influence of influence highlights why England stars can move forward at more advanced berths, although adding characters like Cunha will only hinder his hopes of playing a regular role in the starting lineup.

Despite all the troubles he has had with the injury this semester, it’s worth remembering that Mainoo’s appearance in 2023/24 is amazing, which led to his key role in the rise of three Lions in the 2024 Euro Final, where he started every knockout match under Gareth Southgate.

Described as “a talent passed down from generation to generation”, Hojlund, who won the FA Cup finals so quickly pushed it to the exit gate, would be a crying shame, amid a noticeable stall in contract negotiations, speculation that his future has been flooding.

According to the CIES Football Observatory, while there may be a willingness to cash out a player worth about £74 million, which puts him ahead of the £62.5 million Cunha, the surge in valuations also suggest what his real diamond is.

Of course, Amorim’s 3-4-3 system might be more suitable for Cunha and others, but it was not possible to find Mainoo’s house in the starting lineup, which was a poor response to the manager.

This is the type of talent that Manchester United simply cannot lose.