'Blockbuster' signing Cunha and his solo run delight MU fans.

Cunha in a play where he gets past Rice, Zubimendi, and Saliba.

In the 32nd minute, Cunha received the ball in his own half. In a 3-on-5 situation, Cunha had to make a quick decision. It would have been most advantageous for the new Manchester United signing to pass to Mbeumo in the middle of the pitch, then move to find space to create the next move. But Cunha decided to charge straight ahead as Rice, Zubimendi, and Gabriel were all ready to pounce.

Cunha sprinted past Rice and Zubimendi. Gabriel, standing just a meter away from Cunha, pressed forward again, but the Portuguese striker still slipped past him. Arsenal needed a fourth player, Saliba, to keep up with Cunha. The new Manchester United signing dribbled into the penalty area and took a shot, but couldn't convert it into a goal due to exhaustion and a loss of balance.

That was the most impressive moment, fully showcasing Cunha's strengths in his debut for Manchester United in the Premier League. Cunha possesses speed, excellent acceleration, and frequently makes decisive decisions. Against Arsenal, Cunha attempted 6 dribbles and succeeded 4 times.

In the 69th minute, Cunha created another moment of brilliance, showcasing his individual skill. He received the ball from the goalkeeper with his back to his marker. With his first touch, Cunha skillfully outmaneuvered White, dribbling past him, bursting into the final third of the pitch, and delivering a pass that opened up an opportunity for Mbeumo.

With 4 shots on goal, 1 assist, 8 successful tackles, and 4 successful dribbles, Cunha was a bright spot for MU's attack. This was a consolation for the fans after their team lost to Arsenal at Old Trafford.

Cunha helped fans quickly forget about Rashford.

"Full of energy," Rio Ferdinand praised Cunha and Mbeumo, the expensive new signings who are breathing new life into Manchester United's attacking play. Sky Sports believes the duo of Cunha and Mbeumo offer hope for MU, even if they don't beat Arsenal.

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

Manchester United spent €74 million to buy Cunha from Wolves. With a similar amount, MU also made a strong move to sign Mbeumo to revamp their attack. Coach Amorin decisively decided to recruit both Cunha and Mbeumo after witnessing the duo shine in the Premier League last season.

With Cunha and Mbeumo at his disposal, manager Amorin ruthlessly dropped Rashford, Sancho, Antony, and Garnacho – all wingers – from the squad. Rashford has left MU. Sancho, Antony, and Garnacho remain, but there is no hope of them playing another game for MU under Amorin's reign.

Both Cunha and Mbeumo have shone. Now, MU fans are waiting for "superstar" Sesko to continue his impressive form and complete the attacking trio that will help MU regain its former glory.