Manchester United have made their first signing of the summer transfer window, and it is Brazilian versatile forward Matheus Cunha from fellow Premier League side Wolves. The former Atletico Madrid striker is not your traditional number nine;

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester United has reached a deal with Wolverhampton to sign Brazil forward Matheus Cunha. United reportedly paid a 62.5 million pound ($84 million) release clause. Wolves said Sunday the deal represented a club-record fee and thanked Cunha “for his contributions in old gold.”

In that regard, United’s move for Matheus Cunha — after meeting the release clause of £62.5million ($84.4m) in his Wolves contract — is an encouraging flicker of life. The 26-year-old was one of the division’s standout performers last campaign, with his 15 goals and six assists accounting for well over a third of his team’s goal returns.