Marcus Rashford or Matheus Cunha? Potential Options Man UTD analyzed by Gary Neville and Roy Keane

Gary Neville says Manchester United has been desperate for signing in Matheus Cunha’s mold since releasing Marcus Rashford.

United wants to sign Wolves ahead Cunha to play as number 10 Since Ruben’s sides are fighting for goals, with only 38 scored in 33 Premier League games, after making the Rashford, Antony and Jadon Sancho Option, to leave on loan this season.

Amorim said that United would need to sell to buy this summer, and these three are the main candidates for raising the necessary funds for the main coach to build a team capable of playing their 3-4-2-1 formation.

“They are desperate in this position,” he said Sky Sports Pundit Neville. “Think about what Manchester United now plays, they let Jadona Sancho, they released (Marcus) Rashford, they released Antonia, so three players who are natural players traveling with the ball.

“They are currently playing with (Alejandro) Garnachom, but then they are full. On the other hand, sometimes it is (Joshua) Zirkzee when he was ready, or bruno Fernandes stepped up in moments.

“Mason Mount has come in, but they need someone who can beat the players, they need someone who is equally good running through the middle with the ball and traveling the ball, and they come out wide and support the wings.

“So he’s a guy’s guy that you could see how Manchester United interests, and that would suit this system that Ruben Amorim wants to play.

“They have lost three players playing in this type of position, so they need to fill it out, will have to definitely fill them with these roles or otherwise they will fight.

“They have to score goals. Ruben Amorim said that on weekends we just fight for goals to score, so you need players who can risk, good in the last third, and Cunha has a lot of abilities.”

‘Rashford almost impossible to play against’

Cunha is well adapted to the system that played it under Vitor Pereira on Wolves and proved himself in the Premier League in the last two years as a goalkeeper and creator, but his release clause is £ 62.5 million.

Rashford’s form since Aston Villa in the middle of the middle season, scored four goals and raised six assists in 17 games, asked questions about Amorim’s decision to release him, especially since he would play a similar role of Cunha.

Villa loan particularly impressed Sky Sports Pundit Roy Keane on Tuesday 2-1 in Man City on Tuesday, as he scored the first half and ran Ruben Dias, when he approached the goal after just 17 seconds.

“It was a threat (against the city). When there is a grass behind Marcus, it is as good as any player,” Keane said in Sky Sports studio.

“There are still areas that can be improved, but when it runs behind and gets that service, you ask veterans, Marcus is a nightmare for playing.

“He has that hunger and a desire to come across (space). When I see him making (they run), and once he gets grass in front of him, it’s almost impossible to stop.”

‘No concern about Cunha temperament’

The villa has yet to decide whether to sign the Rashford permanently, but Sky Sports News reports that everything that happens, the future forward lies from United.

Because of this, they plan to sign Cunha, who gave United positive indications that he would like to join.

Cunha’s character has questioned this season after missing six games over a suspension for poor behavior on the field, including a quarrel with Ipswich Town safety member with Bournemouth Milos Kerkez after being discharged.

Asked if there is such worries, Neville said, “No. to be honest, I really like it (that). If I played against him, I would not like a player with a little spirit and a little fight.

“I played with some amazing players, some of the best in the world in their time, and they had a real jump towards them – you think about Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez, Eric Cantoni and Mark Hughes, and how hard and sometimes humorous in games.

“Sometimes they made unpredictable, sometimes they lost their discipline, but they were amazing players. At the time they sent them, they know that they have taken the team, but what they give you in return is something special and I love players with a character.”

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