Matheus Cunha has recently joined Manchester United, sparking speculation about his role in the team and his shirt number. The talented attacker's arrival could potentially see him replace Marcus Rashford in the starting lineup and even take over his iconic No. 10 jersey.

Manchester United officially unveiled Cunha as their first signing of the summer transfer window during the launch of their 2025/26 home kit. The Brazilian player was seen in the new kit at Old Trafford, alongside director of football Jason Wilcox, as he signed his contract. However, his assigned squad number has not been confirmed yet, leading to discussions among fans.

On social media, Cunha shared a photo of himself in the new United shirt, complete with his signature and a heart emoji. Notably, he included the number 10 in his autograph, which was Rashford's number at the club. This gesture has sparked speculation about Cunha potentially taking over the iconic shirt number.

It is worth noting that Cunha has a history of including his shirt number in his autographs, having previously used the numbers 12 and 10 at Wolves. With Rashford's future at Manchester United uncertain, Cunha's choice to add the number 10 to his autograph has raised eyebrows among fans.

Rashford, who currently wears the No. 10 shirt for Manchester United, is rumored to be leaving the club permanently this summer after a loan spell at Aston Villa last season. As Cunha settles into his new team, all eyes will be on whether he will indeed take over Rashford's iconic shirt number.