Manchester United is about to set off a summer window signing storm, and plans to sign 4 new players

In order to completely reshape the team and open a new era, Manchester United is planning a large-scale lineup restructuring. After officially signing Wolves forward Mattus Cunia, the "Red Devils" also plan to introduce at least four new players in the summer transfer window to fully upgrade the lineup.

Cunha's joining is just the beginning, according to the Mirror, Manchester United just signed Brazilian striker Cunha from Wolves for £62.5 million, the team's first major signing since Amorin coached. The Portuguese young coach was highly expected to lead Manchester United out of a slump in years.

However, this is only the first step in the blood exchange plan. The club's senior executives made it clear that they will continue to strengthen in multiple key positions to build a more competitive team.

Four major signing targets surface

Brian Mbeumo - Brentford Manchester United has a long-standing interest in the Cameroon international. Although the first offer has been rejected, the Red Devils are still actively negotiating and hope to finalize the deal before the preseason starts.

Zhekelais or Osmayen, both strikers are on Manchester United's radar. Osmaine, in particular, has provided an opportunity for Manchester United due to a dispute over the terms of the termination with Naples. Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitic is also seen as one of the potential targets.

Ederson) - Atlanta As Eriksen approaches leaving the team and Casemiro's future is unclear, Manchester United needs a new midfield core. Atlanta midfielder Ederson became the number one candidate for his outstanding performance last season.

Goalkeeper position strengthening Although Andre Onana will remain the main goalkeeper, Manchester United hopes to introduce contenders for him. Currently, substitute goalkeeper Arte Beindir may leave the team this summer, and the club is also looking for a more stable second goalkeeper.

Cleaning redundant staff and raising funds

In order to make room and budget for new players, Manchester United plans to sell several players who are not planned: Garnacho, Sancho, and Rashford.

The transfers of these players are expected to allow the Red Devils to obtain more than 100 million pounds of funds, providing sufficient support for subsequent signings.

Sports Director Full of Confidence

Manchester United Football Director Jason Wilcox said: "Signing Cunha is one of our priorities this summer. The successful completion of this deal clearly conveys the club's determination and ambitions.