Manchester United plans £92.5m transfer for Cunha, Delap

Manchester United are prioritizing the signings of Wolves' Matheus Cunha and Ipswich's Liam Delap, aiming to trigger their respective £62.5 million and £30 million release clauses early in the summer transfer window. Head coach Ruben Amorim views Cunha as a No. 10 in his system and is keen to bolster United's struggling attack, especially given recent injuries and lack of form among current strikers. While Cunha has impressed with his goal tally, there are concerns about his work rate and discipline, as he's spent much of his match time walking and has faced suspensions. United face competition from clubs like Newcastle for Cunha and Chelsea for Delap, and the final cost for both players could exceed the combined release clauses due to add-ons and fees. To fund these transfers and comply with profit and sustainability rules, United are open to selling several players, including homegrown talents who would yield pure profit. The club's transfer strategy could be further boosted if they qualify for the Champions League by winning the Europa League.