Ruben Amorim's Manchester United team will have a fresh look next season.
The Portuguese coach is planning major changes within his Red Devils ranks with a host of sales planned as he looks to reduce his sky-high wage salary bill.
Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony and Jadon Sancho have all been told they can leave - if suitable offers arrive at Old Trafford in the coming weeks - with the quartet also granted extended summer breaks to finalise potential departures.
Matheus Cunha is the big-name arrival after Amorim secured a £62.5m deal to sign the Brazil international from Wolves at the start of the summer.
The former Atletico Madrid attacker registered 17 goals last season, the highest single-campaign tally of his career, and he's indicated the step up is a major target.
Amorim's decision to bring in Cunha is a further indication of his desire to offload Rashford and the outcasted striker has now received another nudge towards the Old Trafford exit door.
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United have confirmed Cunha will take over Rashford's No.10 shirt next season and the new incumbent is ready for the challenge ahead.
"It's something you always dream about [wearing the No. 10]," Cunha told Man United's club website.
"I can mention many players that use this shirt. It's so easy for me. The one I always think about when I see this number in this shirt is Wayne Rooney. He was someone I grew up watching and I've [watched] many games now.
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"Then I swapped shirts with Marcus [Rashford, after a game]. I have his shirt in my home. But, of course, we know many players have used this shirt - [Ruud] van Nistelrooy, [Zlatan] Ibrahimovic.
"It's a dream not only to use the shirt, but with all the history around the number, it's something beautiful that I have the privilege to do."
Rashford's next step remains unclear at this stage, with Barcelona open to an offer, but the Catalans would prefer a long agreement despite United's desire to sell the England international.
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