Manchester United and Cunha reach an agreement to officially join next week! Meeting Drapp in person to win a second sign

Manchester United has basically agreed on a transfer for Mattus Cunha, and the 25-year-old Brazilian striker will become the first choice for the summer reconstruction. Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano confirmed that the personal agreement between the Red Devils and Cunya has been reached; Sky Sports in the UK disclosed the time when the deal was officially completed, just when the player's liquidated damages came into effect after the end of this season.

This means that Manchester United will sign Cunha next week, and the club knows that as long as they pay £62.5 million in liquidated damages, they will definitely get Cunha. Sir Jim Ratcliffe hopes to pay in installments, but the club has not contacted Wolves on the offer, which will happen after the official end of the Premier League this Sunday. According to Pakistani media, the Red Devils may have to give more money to exchange for the other party's agreement to installment payment model.

Sky Sports reported that Cunha has been confirmed to join Manchester United after the end of this weekend's season. Although other clubs have also expressed interest, Cunha wants to play for Manchester United, and it is said that the deal has been almost reached. Romano said: "Manchester United is now close to completing Cunya's transfer. The Brazilian has accepted Amorin's plan. The personal terms are being modified in the final details, and there is almost no problem. Both sides only need to improve the final details and then here we go."

Now, Cunya will stage a farewell battle for Wolves in the last round of the Premier League. He will have the opportunity to say goodbye to fans at home at Molyneux and strive to score goals and break the record of Brazilian players' highest league goals in a single season. He is currently tied for first place with Liverpool center Firmino in the 2017/18 season and Arsenal winger Martinelli in the 2022/23 season.

This season, Cunha scored 17 goals in 34 games and had 6 assists, of which 15 of them came from the Premier League. He attracted the interest of several Premier League clubs, but Cunha hoped to play for Amorin's Manchester United, and eventually the two sides agreed on personal treatment. The Brazilian claims to support Manchester United since childhood, and his idol is somewhat unexpected, and it is the former golden boy Anderson.

This may be because Manchester United won the Champions League final in 2008, when Cunha was exactly 9 years old, and Anderson was the only Brazilian player of the Red Devils at that time. He performed well that season, scored in the final penalty shootout, and also singled out against famous players such as Gerald and Fabregas in the Premier League.

In terms of data, Cunha has 19 goals and 19 assists after Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandez. Only three players in the Red Devils have double-digit goals, namely Garnacho, Hoylund and Amad Diallo, but if only the Premier League goals are calculated, then only B Fee is the only one.

In the two-legged match between Wolves and Manchester United this season, Amorin took the initiative to hug and talk with Cunha. They both spoke Portuguese and had no barriers to communication. After confirming Cunha's joining, Manchester United will now turn to bring in an authentic center. "Sports Network" confirmed that club executives had a face-to-face meeting with 22-year-old England center Liam Drapp.

After Ipswich confirmed his relegation, Drapp Jr.'s £30 million liquidated damages have already come into effect. He scored 12 goals in the Premier League this season, becoming Manchester United's first choice for new centers. Athletic Network said that Ipswich allowed Drapp to go to Manchester to meet with the Red Devils. He only came on as a substitute in the last round of the Premier League. Coach Keelan McKenna has begun planning his new style of play after leaving the team.

In the direct meeting, Manchester United told Drapp about Amorin's revival plan, and the son of the legendary Raleigh Drapp seemed to be inclined to land at Old Trafford, even if the Red Devils still have the possibility of missing the European game next season.

La Jue has not yet made an official offer for Drapp, and the team is now focusing on Wednesday's Europa League final. However, whether to win the championship and enter the Champions League will not affect the introduction of Cunha and Drapp. If two people are signed at the same time, Manchester United will spend at least 92.5 million pounds in transfer fees.

Manchester United needs to greatly improve the creativity of the forward, especially the scoring ability, because the club is only ranked 16th in the Premier League because of the inability to strikers. In addition to Drapp, Portugal Sports's Dzekelish, Brentford's Mbemo and others are still candidates, but it depends on the Champions League qualification and transfer budget.