Newcastle wants to intercept Manchester United and grab Cunha! The Red Devils are treated better, the player s father hints at his choice

According to British media, Manchester United's transfer to Wolves striker Cunha is facing challenges, and Newcastle United intends to join the competition. The British Daily Mail said that Newcastle told Cunha that they have a better chance to qualify for the Champions League, so he hopes that he will choose to join the team.

However, British media said Manchester United was in a good position to offer Cunha a much richer contract than Newcastle. Previous rumors said that once Cunya joins the Red Devils, he will receive a weekly salary of £180,000 to £200,000, and his weekly salary after the Wolves renewed his contract has reached £150,000.

In addition, although Newcastle has the opportunity to enter the top five of the Premier League to enter the Champions League next season, Manchester United can also match this condition through the UEFA Cup. In addition, Cunha himself prefers Manchester United, so joining Manchester United by £62.5 million is still a higher probability result.

At a birthday party on the weekend, Cunia was filmed with her father Carmelo, as well as Joe Gomez, Andre and Pedro Lima. Cunia's father took the initiative to share this scene. After a netizen said "Welcome to Manchester United", Carmelo himself praised it, which was believed to be a move that her son would choose Manchester United.

Wolves coach Victor Pereira also admitted that Cunha might leave: "I hope we can work together, you need to move forward and take the next step. We don't need millions, but we need wisdom and find the players in need. As long as there are the right players and create the right spirit, things are much easier. The club will continue to move forward and build a strong team, with or without Cunha, that's for sure. You won't run a club around one player."

Wolves are said to have brought in another player from Atletico Madrid to replace Cunha if they get the £62.5 million liquidated damages paid by Manchester United. Cunha joined from Atletico Madrid that year, and this time the Wolves took a fancy to Sam El Lino. The 25-year-old Brazilian player was the best player in the "Bed Sheets" last season, but he became a fringeman this season.

Mr. United's two new transfer rumors this week were denied. German Sky Sports said the Red Devils have contacted Leverkusen's Jonatan Ta and want to sign him for free. However, Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano said that Bayern Munich has more chances at present, while Manchester United and other Premier League clubs have no substantial actions.

Bayern has always been interested in 29-year-old Jonatan Ta, especially since Eric Dell has confirmed to transfer to Monaco this summer. Romano introduced: "I heard that Bayern has returned to the negotiations and the English club is also interested, but there is no specific negotiation now."

Spanish "As" said that Real Madrid hopes that Manchester United will sign Alvaro Carreras Fernandez through the buyback clause and then resell it to Real Madrid, avoiding its 50 million euro liquidated damages. In response, AF's agent Gines Kavayar flatly denied: "I don't know where the news comes from, but everything in it is pure fantasy and is not worth my comment. Carreras has had a great time in Benfica and he will continue to stay there."

Someone also emphasized that FIFA rules do not allow the rumored operations of Manchester United and Real Madrid. Such a transfer is called a "bridge transfer", that is, the player agrees to make two consecutive transfers in 16 weeks. The 16-week interval is enough to ensure that a player cannot make consecutive job changes in the same transfer window. If Manchester United signs A fee, they can only leave the team in January at the earliest. FIFA also reserves the right to impose sanctions on any party involved in such arrangements.