- Manchester United have agreed to pay Matheus Cunha’s £62.5 million release clause in three instalments over two years
- Cunha is set to undergo his medical and finalise the move, having scored 33 goals and provided 15 assists during his time at Wolves
- The Red Devils are also closing in on a deal for Ipswich striker Liam Delap
Key Takeaways:
Matheus Cunha will soon undergo medical examinations before finalising his transfer to Manchester United. Wolverhampton have given their approval for the deal after the two clubs reached an agreement on the payment terms of the Brazilian forward’s release clause, worth £62.5 million. The Red Devils initially proposed to spread the payment over five years, but in the end agreed to Wolves’ demand to pay in three instalments within two years.
BREAKING: Manchester United have met the terms of Matheus Cunha's contract and have been given permission to conclude the deal and start the medical 🚨 pic.twitter.com/GM2PwP9Z1Y
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) May 27, 2025
According to Sky Sports, Cunha is enthusiastic about joining Manchester United, even though the club will not take part in European competitions next season. He had a strong campaign, scoring 17 goals and registering six assists in 34 matches.
Cunha has spent three full seasons at Wolverhampton after arriving from Atletico Madrid. During his time at the Molineux, the Brazilian has recorded 33 goals and 15 assists.
Manchester United are also nearing the signing of Liam Delap from Ipswich.