Manchester United got off to an early start in the transfer window by agreeing a deal for Matheus Cunha. Now the as the newest Red Devil but the club's business is unlikely to end there.

Ruben Amorim will hope to rejuvinate his team when the . The club are hoping to strengthen their head coach's forward line and the team as a whole.

from Old Trafford, and more could follow. The likes of Casemiro faces an uncertain few weeks as he enters the final 12 months of his contract.

It will not be an easy summer however, with the club having already missed out on Liam Delap to , and sales required to boost funds for incoming deals. There is a lot of work to do.

Mirror Football takes a look at the latest news and rumours around Old Trafford below.

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Mbeumo U-turn

and has been the subject of discussions between Brentford and Spurs. Mbeumo had to earlier this month.

Now, the could prove persuasive to Mbeumo. The 25-year-old is said to be more intrigued by a move across London following the appointment of Frank as head coach.

that Frank told he wanted them to rival for and now the Lilywhites may hold two key advantages.. The Bees forward, who scored 20 goals last term, would be able to play in the at Spurs under a familiar face in Frank.

Next four transfers

after signing Matheus Cunha. The Red Devils want to land Bryan Mbeumo, a new striker, midfielder and goalkeeper for Ruben Amorim to work with.

Viktor Gyokeres and Victor Osimhen are among the names linked to Old Trafford, while the club also want to add competition for Andre Onana. Christian Eriksen's exit could be followed by Casemiro with Amorim keen to add physical instensity to his squad.

Man Utd enter race

have joined Chelsea and in the race for Hugo Ekitike, according to reports. The Eintracht Frankfurt striker enjoyed an impressive 2024/25 as he bagged 22 goals and provided 12 assists in 48 appearances.

United are said to have enquired over the terms of a prospective deal. The Bundesliga side have stood firm on their valuation of the 22-year-old thus far, insisting on a €100m (85m) fee.

"If the price isn’t right, then he’ll just stay with us," Krosche told when discussing Ekitike. "We don’t have to sell Hugo.”

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