Matheus Cunha

Cunha delivered a solid first season at Manchester United following his move from Wolves, scoring 10 Premier League goals with two assists across 33 games. That double-figure haul is a good return given United's inconsistent attack, and the Brazilian's ability to play as a forward or off the front gives manager Michael Carrick flexibility in how he uses him. The underlying shot volume backs up the goals, and he added three more at the World Cup before Brazil's quite early exit, so he arrives sharp. He remains a focal point of the attack, so the minutes are secure. For fantasy, he is a mid-priced attacker with double-digit goal potential and some creative upside, and if United's chance creation improves he could push higher. A reliable, well-rounded pick who should again be among the team's main sources of goals.