Matheus Cunha is poised to become the first through the door, signing from Wolves for £62.5million, and other players are in talks with a move to United. We’ve speculated how they’d all fit into Ruben Amorim’s first-choice XI in 2025-26,

After entering the lion’s den seven months ago, Ruben Amorim has a task as big as any in football on his hands – bringing Manchester United back. A club that has fallen so far, who’ve become so lost that they’re almost unrecognisable to the team that used to send shivers down the spines of any that dared enter Old Trafford.

Matheus Cunha was full of admiration for his soon-to-be manager after agreeing a five-year deal with Manchester United.The Wolverhampton Wanderers talisman is poised to become United’s first

Amorim took charge at Man Utd last November, after leaving Portuguese champions Sporting CP to succeed Erik ten Hag. On Sunday, he vowed the club would come back stronger in 2025/26. "Six months ago, in my first three games in charge, with two victories and one draw, I said to you the storm is coming," Amorim continued.

United’s 15th place finish and failure to win the Europa League means they missed out on Champions League qualification.

Ruben Amorim brutally ended Alejandro Garnacho’s Manchester United career in front of his Old Trafford teammates, according to reports. It emerged prior to United’s final Premier League game of the season on Sunday that Amorim had told Garnacho to leave the club this summer.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has admitted that Premier League Profit and Sustainability rules are hampering the club's transfer plans this summer. The Portuguese coach has warned supporters that major squad changes will be limited due to financial constraints.