£92.5m issue, three priority sales, Amorim plan - Man Utd's three biggest transfer jobs this summer

Manchester United are facing a huge summer in their rebuild under Ruben Amorim after a desperately poor 2024/25 campaign.

Amorim head into the final weekend of the Premier League in 16th place and then failed to take their lifeline in the Europa League in midweek.

Defeat to Tottenham in the final in Bilbao not only saw United miss out on winning a European trophy but also a place in next season's Champions League.

That has meant United have missed out on millions in potential prize money and revenue next season as they gear up for a season without European football next term.

That being said, they must make some changes this summer in the transfer market and United are understood to be ready to back Defeat to Tottenham in the window.

But they will have to rebalance the books and sell some players to make some headway to ensure the club don't fall foul of profit and sustainability rules.

With that in mind, we have taken a look at United's three biggest transfer jobs facing them this summer

United are looking to move early in the market and Manchester Evening News first reported last month that they were looking to secure the signings of Matheus Cunha and Liam Delap.

Cunha is available to leave Wolves this summer and United are preparing to pay the £62.5million release clause to sign him.

United are expecting to seal the signing of the 17-goal forward imminently and Amorim is keen to deploy the 25-year-old in one of this two attacking midfield slots in his 3-4-2-1 formation.

Delap has scored 12 goals for a relegated side this season and is available to sign for £30million. United are one of a number of clubs interested, and he has started to hold talks with interested parties, but they are hopeful they can convince the