Details of Manchester United s 62.5 million signing of Cunha installment payment are revealed! Selling Rashford is blocked, Sancho s stay or stay is still uncertain

Manchester United signed Wolves with £62.5 million, Cunha was only the last official announcement that BBC Broadcasting Corporation disclosed that the club will pay his liquidated damages three times in installments, and the first payment amount is £20.8 million. One payment will be made after the next two seasons, and it will be settled at the end of the 2026/27 season.

The Manchester Evening News reported that Manchester United may complete its first signing before the summer window opens. According to the rules, the temporary transfer window of the Club World Cup will be opened on June 1, and this mini window will be closed on June 10, and the official summer transfer period will be reopened in 6 days.

25-year-old Cunya scored 15 goals and assisted 6 times this season. Florian Pretenberg of Germany's Sky TV reported that Manchester United had reached a comprehensive agreement with Wolves. Cunia is expected to complete the medical examination this week and officially sign at Old Trafford. He will rest after that and report to the Brazilian national team, where he will meet future teammates Casemiro and Anthony, both of whom were re-enlisted by new coach Ancelotti.

Wolves' 1-1 draw with Brentford in the last round of the Premier League, Cunya walked around the field with the team and walked to the South stand where loyal fans gathered to say goodbye to the audience of Molynovix. Fans sang his name, while Cunia patted the team logo on her chest, waved, bowed, and turned toward the player passage.

British media said that Cunia will wear the No. 10 jersey after joining Manchester United. However, Rashford, the owner of this number, is still on the club's roster, and it is probably not so easy to complete the transfer! The Red Devils controversial defeat of Aston Villa 2-0 in the final round of the Premier League, which directly led to the team missing the Champions League, and the buyout of the master appeared in double obstacles.

First, Villa lost his Champions League qualification and would not have enough funds to activate the permanent transfer clause of £40 million, nor could he afford Rashford's £325,000 weekly salary. In addition, Rashford asked to join the team that will play in the Champions League next season, so Villa did not meet the requirements either.

The Sun reported that although Emery hopes Rashford stays, the 27-year-old Manchester United Demon Star's loan is about to end and a permanent transfer will not happen. The England international hopes to transfer to Barcelona in La Liga, but unfortunately Flick's first choice for signing is not him.

It is said that Rashford enjoyed his time at Villa, and after experiencing a nightmare with Manchester United, he regained his desire for football, scored 4 goals and 6 assists, and returned to England coached by Tuchel. But that doesn't mean he will lower his request to join the team, and he has bid farewell to Villa Park on Monday. "This is a special club, and I'm grateful to Villa fans for embracing me with open arms." Rashford said, "It's a huge disappointment that everyone has worked very hard all season, but I know the club and the team will become stronger." Manchester United hopes to sell Rashford as soon as possible, but his attitude of having to play in the Champions League and not cutting salary will complicate the transfer, and the Red Devils may have to prepare for his return training in early July. Another rental player who may return is Chelsea's Sancho, who is obliged to buy him out of £25 million, but can also pay £4.5 million in compensation to choose to return him.

The Independent said that Chelsea has not made a final decision yet and they will clarify their choice after Wednesday's UEFA Cup final. In the final against Betis, Sancho will face Anthony, who is also a Manchester United rental player.