Manchester United is poised to complete the signing of Matheus Cunha after the Premier League club met Wolverhampton Wanderers’ release clause for the Brazilian forward.
Sources confirm that United has agreed to pay the £62.5 million fee outlined in Cunha’s release agreement, which was triggered after the player’s release clause was met. The clubs had been in negotiations over the payment structure, with Manchester United initially proposing to spread the payment over five years. However, they have now agreed to Wolves’ preferred terms, which involve paying the sum in three installments over two years.
Wolves have granted Manchester United permission to proceed with the deal, allowing Cunha, who is 26 years old, to undergo a medical exam as the final step before formalizing the transfer.
The move marks a significant addition for Manchester United as they bolster their attacking options ahead of the upcoming season. Further details on the contract length and official announcement are expected once the medical is completed.
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