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Manchester United's summer transfer window is officially underway following the arrival of Matheus Cunha. United are set to be linked with several potential new signings over the next
few months, with Cunha now the third addition to the squad since Ruben Amorim's arrival. United agreed to pay the £62.5million release clause in Cunha's contract to bring the
Brazilian to Old Trafford. The summer transfer window opened on Sunday, giving United just 10 days to complete their business before it slams shut once again. The window is open until June
10 due to the FIFA Club World Cup and will reopen on June 16 for the rest of the summer. With Cunha's signing now confirmed, the Old Trafford hierarchy will now focus their attention on
the remaining transfer business that needs to be addressed. Some of this will involve bringing new signings to the club, while others will involve negotiations for players to depart. The
next week gives United the opportunity to steal a march on their rivals by getting some of their transfer business completed well before the start of pre-season. There are already rumours
about players who United could sign following the arrival of Cunha. A new striker is rumoured to be of interest to United this summer, with several names being mentioned. The last couple of
weeks has seen Napoli's VICTOR OSIMHEN and Sporting Lisbon's VIKTOR GYOKERES mentioned as potential targets. It was only last summer that United brought Joshua Zirkzee to Old
Trafford from Bologna, while Rasmus Hojlund was signed a year earlier in 2023. United would likely only want to sign one new striker, meaning it would have to be a choice of either Osimhen
or Gyokeres if it turns out to be true that the duo are targets. In terms of departures, one player who could be heading for the exit door very soon is BRUNO FERNANDES. The United captain is
the subject of interest from Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Hilal, with the player's agent holding talks over a potential transfer last week. There have been suggestions of a possible
£100million offer set to be on the table for United from Al-Hilal, although that remains to be seen. The Manchester Evening News recently reported that Fernandes is giving the idea of moving
to Saudi Arabia some serious thought, though it's still uncertain what the outcome will be. Another player who could leave Old Trafford in the near future is MARCUS RASHFORD. The
United academy graduate spent the second half of last season on loan at Aston Villa, who have a £40million option to make the move permanent. Barcelona have also been heavily linked with
signing Rashford over the last few weeks. Whether Villa, Barca or any club will swoop in to try and sign Rashford on a permanent basis remains to be seen, but it would not be a surprise to
see the forward leave the club in the near future, whether that be over the next week or later in the summer. JADON SANCHO could also leave United on a permanent basis over the next few
days, although that is still uncertain. The forward joined Chelsea on loan last season with an obligation to buy worth £25million, However, the London club can opt out of the deal by
agreeing to pay United £5million and see Sancho return to Old Trafford. Only time will tell if Chelsea will agree to pay the £25million clause in the days or weeks ahead or choose to see
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