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Manchester United are expected to be very busy as they look to overhaul their squad this summer after a woeful campaign.

With all that in mind, make sure you stay tuned throughout the day as Mirror Football brings you all of the latest news and rumours...



14:28Nathan RidleyCunha deal details

Matheus Cunha is officially a Manchester United player.

The Brazilian has signed a five-year contract until 2030 plus the option of an extra 12 months.

United have paid his £62.5million release clause, giving Wolves no choice but to let him go.

Cunah, 26, has been in Manchester with his family.

Matheus Cunha stayed at The Lowry Hotel before leaving Manchester (Image:Eamonn and James Clarke)14:02KEY EVENTMan Utd confirm Cunha signing

Our first signing of the summer has been agreed #MUFC

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) June 1, 2025.

Tudor secured Champions League football, but is not necessarily seen as their long-term fit.

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(Image:Simon Stacpoole/Offside/Offside via Getty Images)12:45Scott TrotterBranthwaite blow

Any plans Manchester United had to return for Jarrad Branthwaite this summer have been dealt a blow with Chelsea weighing up a move to sign the Everton.

And Toffees boss David Moyes remains reluctant to part ways with his young star, per Mail Online, despite the burgeoning interest.

If United go head to head against Chelsea this summer however, they may not find much success.

The Manchester United captain has been handed the opportunity of a mega-money move to Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal, but is yet to make his mind up.

Fernandes stands at a crossroads in his career following a dreadful campaign for United which saw them finish 15th in the Premier League and lose the Europa League final.

Liverpool's pitch impressed the Wirtz clan, who've given the green-light for a move to Merseyside after making his name in the Bundesliga.

(Image:Getty Images)08:21Alan SmithThe window is open!

The 2025 summer transfer window is open and it is set to get off to a flier with most of the Premier League ’s big guns expected to complete deals in the opening days.

That is predominantly on account of the controversial new Club World Cup that sees Chelsea and Manchester City head to the United States next week for a financially-lucrative month of action that many players are unhappy to be a part of.
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