It was revealed that Manchester United's 65 million signing plan for the Wolf King has met with his agent! I am afraid that I will be cut off by the dark horse of the Premier League

ACCORDING TO A SOURCE IN THE BRITISH MEDIA "GIVEMESPORT", MANDUTD HAVE BEEN IN TALKS WITH THE AGENT OF WOLVES ACE MATEUS CUNHA, AND THE BRAZILIAN ATTACKER HAS RECENTLY ENTERED THE RED DEVILS' SUMMER WINDOW SHORTLIST. Boss Ruben Amorim had a close contact with him and the pair embraced after the Premier League game. They are all Portuguese-speaking people, and there are no barriers to communication.

Amorim brought in two defenders, Patrick Dolgu and Eden Haven, in the winter window, and he will focus on revamping the attacking line in the summer window. United are said to be likely to bring in two strikers, with Cunha being one of the candidates. The Brazilian wants to join a bigger team and his agent has flown to London to approach potential buyers.

In January this year, Cunha could have left Wolves, who were mired in relegation, but he was very righteous and not only stayed with the team but also renewed his contract. The new deal includes a £62.5 million release clause, which both parties agree is a reasonable price.

It is reported that Manchester United do not want to pay a lump sum release fee, as was the case with Zirkze from Bologna, and the club would rather pay a little more in exchange for instalments. In the Zirkze deal, the liquidated damages were 40 million euros, and Manchester United gave an additional 2.5 million euros, for a total value of 42.5 million euros, but it can be paid in installments.

It is reported that after Cunha's representative flew to the UK earlier this week, United also said they would seek a similar payment structure if the deal went ahead, such as giving £65 million and asking for a transfer fee to be paid to Wolves over four or five years.

According to British media, Cunha has responded positively to Manchester United's approach, as he does want to join the Premier League's traditional six. It is reported that it has stated that even if the Red Devils miss the European competition, it will not hinder their willingness to join. Cunha could play as the number 10 in Amorim's 343 formation.

However, Wolves are said to prefer to receive a lump sum full payment rather than an instalment. As a result, Nottingham Forest, the Premier League's biggest underdogs this season, could be cut off if they can win a Champions League place next season, and if they can win a Champions League place next season, smashing Jokin to bring in Cunha will become a reality. The club's manager, Nuno Santo, has been in charge of Wolves for a long time but has never worked with Cunha.

According to rumours, in the final days of the winter window in January, Nottingham Forest offered a record transfer fee to poach Cunha, but failed to convince the player to transfer. But the summer window was different, as Cunha looked to start a new chapter in his career after helping his side to relegation with 13 goals and four assists.

Premier League transfer expert Graeme Bailey says Forest could be in a strong position in the race for Cunha as things stand. 'He's the one to focus on at Manchester United, but there's still a lot of work to be done at Manchester United and I'm not sure if he's the first choice. "We know what the forest is like, and as it stands, I still think the forest is the most likely to get him," Bailey said. But a lot of things could change in a couple of weeks' time, and as things stand, I think Forest has the best chance."

Referring to Cunha's move, he said it was almost a foregone conclusion: "We know that Cunha has been in contact with other clubs for some time and the player will be joining a new club in less than three months, so things will develop very quickly."

In United's defeat to Wolverhampton Wanderers in December, Cunha managed to beat the Red Devils in 13 ground duels and impressed Amorim with one goal and one assist. If he can qualify for the Champions League by winning the Europa League, Amorim will have more capital to convince the Brazilian striker to join, because after all, Forest is only the dark horse this season, and Manchester United is the real giant.

However, if United bring in Cunha, fans will probably have to be prepared as the player is not without his flaws. Opta data shows that the "Wolves King" is also the "Walking Emperor", and he is the longest walking player among non-goalkeepers in the Premier League, with 77.6% of the time he does not run.