Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim picked Wolves forward Matheus Cunha ahead of his match in the Premier League this weekend.
Man Utd played the role of a wolf in Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon, and Cunha was probably one of the main dangers of the day.
The Brazil international had a pleasant season in Molineux, scoring 16 goals in all games so far and providing 4 assists in all games.
Cunha's impressive form has seen him ties to Manchester United and other big clubs before, and Sky Sports recently named him the Red Devils Radar Man.
Although Amorim did not discuss the transfer at a press conference last night, he did mention Cunha as the “quality” person in the Wolves.
Matheus Cunha receives praise from Man United Boss Ruben Amorim
When asked what he did to the Wolves, Amorim said their point was that they had some “quality” players, citing Cunha as the most famous example.
The 25-year-old looks great for MUFC, allowing them to upgrade failed and inappropriate upgrades like Marcus Rashford and Antony.
Meanwhile, Cunha may also play a role next season Attracted by the side It has been learned that Rasmus Hojlund looks to be available this summer.
Interestingly, Amorim's comment ended up being his clear hint of the plans for the summer transfer window, but now it may just be the recognition of the quality federation that will violate it on the weekend.
United will undoubtedly hope to rebound from a major defeat last weekend to Newcastle, based on the exciting momentum of a comeback victory in yesterday's Europa League quarterfinals.
