Mathues Cunha signs, double striker deal done - Man United's dream squad with three new signings

Ruben Amorim is now just hours away from embarking on his first summer transfer window as Manchester United head coach.

The window will initially open on Sunday before briefly closing again on Tuesday, June 10. The window is opening earlier than usual due to an exceptional registration period relating to the FIFA Club World Cup taking place this summer.

The window will then reopen on Monday, June 16 until the 7pm deadline on Monday, September 1, meaning clubs will have plenty of time to get deals over the line and their squads in order for the 2025/26 campaign.

For United, a summer transfer window has never felt so important. The club experienced its worst campaign in 51 years this season and much-needed changes are required across the board.

However, as a result of missing out on European qualification for next term, United will not be able to make as many alterations as they would have been able to had they made it into the Champions League. Amorim admitted this week United "cannot do much".

It means player sales, which could include the departures of Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes, could dictate what United are capable of. They want to strengthen their attack as a priority and are already well on their way to doing so.

Barring any late hiccups, Wolves star Matheus Cunha will become their first signing of the summer. United remain in talks with the Midlands outfit over how to structure the payment of his £62.5million release clause.

If and when United get that deal over the line, he is expected to slot straight into Amorim's first-choice XI and occupy the left-sided No.10 spot. He is well-versed playing that role in a three-at-the-back formation.

United had also earmarked Ipswich Town ace Liam Delap as their