MANCHESTER UNITED target Matheus Cunha has been given a savage new nickname – and it is not even his fault.
The Wolves star is subject to a transfer bid from the Red Devils.
He has a buyout clause worth £62.5million which United are prepared to meet.
However they have seen a bid knocked back after attempting to pay the fee in five instalments, with Wolves demanding it is paid in full by the end of the 2026-27 campaign.
Wolves’ rejection of the deal structure has been made public knowledge and has been met with mockery by fans.
One fan likened United’s approach to a consumer buying a product with online financial service company Klarna, which allows buyers to pay using instalments.
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As a result, one supporter came up with a clever nickname for Cunha: Matheus Klarna.
Other fans found the joke highly amusing, with one responding: “Tweet of the day easily.”
Another added: “Very clever 😀”
And a third wrote: “Absolutely fantastic.”
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Cunha signed a new Wolves contract – which included the new release clause – in February after receiving interest from both Arsenal and United.
But he has reportedly agreed a five-year deal to move to Old Trafford and will take Marcus Rashford’s No10 shirt.
Cunha struck 17 goals and six assists in 36 outings this term.
While Rashford is expected to leave United and his representatives have met with Barcelona over a permanent transfer.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
