Matheus Cunha is on the verge of joining Manchester United after the club agreed to meet Wolverhampton Wanderers' £62.5 million release clause. The payment will be structured in three parts over two years, allowing United to proceed with the necessary medical examinations for the Brazilian forward.

Transfer Agreement Details

Manchester United had been in discussions with Wolves regarding the payment terms for Cunha. Initially, United proposed to pay the release clause over five years, but Wolves insisted on a three-part payment plan. Following negotiations, United accepted these terms, enabling them to finalize the deal and begin the medical process for the 26-year-old player.

Cunha's Commitment to United

Despite Manchester United's absence from European competitions, Cunha is reportedly enthusiastic about the move. He views United as one of the premier clubs globally and has expressed a strong desire to play for them, even amidst interest from other teams. This season, Cunha has made a significant impact at Wolves, netting 17 goals and providing six assists in 34 appearances.

With the transfer window opening on June 1, Manchester United is eager to complete the signing of Cunha promptly, having received the green light from Wolves to proceed with the medical and finalize the agreement.