'Blockbuster' Cunha and his solo performance that delighted MU fans

Cunha in the move past Rice, Zubimendi and Saliba.

In the 32nd minute, Cunha received the ball from his own field. In a 3v5 situation, Cunha had to make a decision very quickly. It would be most convenient for the new MU player to pass to Mbeumo in the middle of the field, then move to find space to deploy the next situation. But Cunha decided to go straight when Rice, Zubimendi and Gabriel were ready to rush in.

Cunha sped away from Rice and Zubimendi. Gabriel was just a meter away from Cunha and continued to attack but the Portuguese striker still passed by. Arsenal needed a fourth player, Saliba, to follow Cunha. The new MU player dribbled into the penalty area and shot, but could not convert it into a goal because he was out of stamina and had no stability.

It was the most impressive move, fully demonstrating Cunha's strengths in his debut for MU fans in the Premier League. Cunha has good speed, good jumping ability and often makes sudden decisions. Against Arsenal, Cunha made 6 dribbles and succeeded 4 times.

In the 69th minute, Cunha created another unique situation with his own mark. He received the ball from the goalkeeper, with his back to the player marking him. In the first touch, Cunha made a sudden move to twist White's flank. He dribbled the ball away from White, rushed straight to the final third of the field and made a pass that opened up an opportunity for Mbeumo.

With 4 shots, 1 pass, 8 winning tackles, 4 successful dribbles, Cunha was the bright spot of MU's attack. This was a consolation for the fans when the home team lost to Arsenal at Old Trafford.

Cunha helps fans quickly forget Rashford.

"Full of life", Rio Ferdinand praised Cunha and Mbeumo, the expensive new recruits who are breathing new life into the attacking style of the red half of Manchester. Sky Sports commented that the duo of Cunha and Mbeumo bring hope to MU, even if they cannot beat Arsenal.

Cunha was the focus of praise from fans online after the Arsenal match. One fan said that Cunha faced a lot of pressure as an expensive new signing and his debut was right in the "key" match between MU and Arsenal at Old Trafford. However, Cunha's performance showed the confidence and mettle of a star ready to carry the MU attack.

The "Red Devils" spent 74 million euros to buy Cunha from Wolves. With the same amount of money, MU also spent a lot of money to buy Mbeumo to refresh the attack. Coach Amorin decided to recruit Cunha and Mbeumo after witnessing the duo shine in the Premier League last season.

With Cunha and Mbeumo in hand, coach Amorin immediately dropped Rashford, Sancho, Antony and Garnacho - all wingers - from the squad. Rashford has left MU. Sancho, Antony and Garnacho are still there but have no hope of playing another match for MU under coach Amorim.

Both Cunha and Mbeumo have shone. Now, MU fans are waiting for "blockbuster" Sesko to continue to shine to form an attacking trio to help MU regain its position.