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MANCHESTER UNITED HAVE COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SUMMR TRANSFER IN MATHEUS CUNHA BUT COULD SEE SOME DIFFICULTY FACILITATING ALL OF THE EXITS THEY DESIRE 03:00, 02 Jun 2025Updated 05:11, 02 Jun

2025 The transfer window has only been open a day, but Manchester United are already set to be one of the most talked about clubs across the summer. Ruben Amorim's side are set to see

plenty of turnover as the Portuguese coach looks to turnaround the team's performances. Bruno Fernandes' name will dominate headlines in the short-term having been set a deadline

by Al Hilal to decide on a £100million move away from United. The Portuguese star's cryptic social media post, certainly did little to quieten speculation. Exits also await for the

likes of Marcus Rashford and Antony, who both spent the second half of last season on loan. United will hope to find permanent moves for the duo as they attempt to raise funds. There will be

incoming deals to look forward to too. Matheus Cunha has seen a deal agreed to join the Red Devils, while potential Fernandes replacements area already been touted. A busy few months

awaits. MIRROR FOOTBALL takes a look at the latest news and rumours around Old Trafford. READ MORE: Man Utd stars 'quizzed on holidays' and face axe if targets not met in brutal

pre-seasonREAD MORE: David Beckham slams Man Utd stars for actions on Asia tour - 'It's not OK' RASHFORD BLOW Manchester United have been handed a setback in their bid to

offload Marcus Rashford this summer, with Barcelona telling the Red Devils they don't want to pay for the winger, according to reports. Article continues below Rashford is expected to

leave Old Trafford this summer after a successful loan spell at Aston Villa. The 27-year-old netted four goals and assisted five more under Unai Emery but does not appear to want to remain

in the Midlands, despite Villa holding a £40m option to sign him permanently. Rashford desires a move that will see him play in the Champions League, with Barcelona said to be his

preference. According to German outlet Bild, the club do not want to pay the £40m fee associated with him however. Barca boss Hansi Flick is interested in making the deal happen but the side

are only keen on a loan move. That will come as significant blow to United, who are in a difficult financial position and want to bring in cash if they are to spend this summer. GARNACHO

PREFERENCE Alejandro Garnacho is targeting a £50m move to Chelsea this summer, despite interest from Napoli, reports claim. The 20-year-old is another who looks certain for an Old Trafford

exit having been told to find a new club. Garnacho was benched by Amorim for the team's 1-0 Europa League final defeat to Tottenham before being left out for the final day of the season

clash against Aston Villa. His manager said to have told him "you better pray that you can find a club to sign you". Reports claim the Argentina international wants stay in

England to establish himself as a world star. Chelsea were interested in signing the winger in January, with his representatives pictured at Stamford Bridge. SURPRISE MOVE After signing

Matheus Cunha, United could look to make another Premier League addition according to reports. The Red Devils are eyeing a deal for Brighton ace Pervis Estupinan. The club are said to have

made an enquiry over the defender, who would be seen as bringing greater physicality into the side. Though United only signed Patrick Dorgu in January and still have Luke Shaw at their

disposal. Amorim does not believe his squad to be fast enough or physical enough currently however. _Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content.

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