Manchester United Triggers Matheus Cunha's Release Clause at Wolves

- Manchester United has activated Matheus Cunha's £62.5 million release clause at Wolverhampton Wanderers, paving the way for the Brazilian forward to join the club on a five-year deal.

Manchester United Triggers Matheus Cunha's Release Clause at Wolves

Manchester United has been given permission by Wolverhampton Wanderers to finalize a deal for Matheus Cunha by triggering his £62.5 million release clause, payable over two years.

Cunha's Impressive Background

Matheus Cunha, who has played for clubs like Atlético Madrid, Hertha Berlin, and RB Leipzig, is coming off a successful season at Wolves with 15 Premier League goals.

Upcoming Transfer and Interest in Liam Delap

Personal terms have been agreed, and Cunha is poised to be United's first summer signing. The club is also awaiting Liam Delap's decision to potentially join from Ipswich Town, amid interest from Chelsea.

Delap, a 22-year-old England youth international, scored 12 league goals in 36 appearances for Ipswich and is set to leave following their Premier League relegation.