Man United intend to quickly complete £92.5m double transfer swoop

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Manchester United have scored the sixth-fewest goals in the Premier League this season.

They would be in the market to address their goalscoring woes in the summer.

Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap and Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Matheus Cunha have been linked with the club following their impressive performances this season.

United want the deals for the duo to be completed quickly as they intend to trigger their release clauses once the transfer window opens on June 1, according to the Daily Mail.

Delap is United's first-choice striker target. His £30 million release clause can be triggered once Ipswich are relegated.

However, other fees are connected to the sale of the 22-year-old, which could push his valuation higher.

United are also set to face competition for his signature as he has been linked with Chelsea and Serie A giants Juventus.

By contrast, the Red Devils are close to reaching an agreement with Cunha, who is determined to play for the club regardless of their current league position.

United have had positive talks with his representatives but will also have to trigger his £62.5m release clause to complete the deal.

The Red Devils are hoping to pay for the Brazilian in instalments. Wolves are also said to be 'open to a split payment' for the forward.

Cunha and Delap’s would be statement signings for United

Given United’s current woes, there has been scepticism about their ability to sign the best talents.

The signings of Cunha and Delap would erase that, considering that they would have to fend off interest from other clubs to get their signatures.

Their arrivals would also signal to other transfer targets that the club are ready to compete with the best teams in Europe again, which could help them decide whether to join the club.

Cunha and Delap’s signings would also mark a dream start for United in the transfer window.


Article written by Henry Thornton .

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