Manchester United signed Cunha and Mbeumo for £130 million this summer, with a total of 35 goals in the Premier League last season from eight forwards.

Targeted solutions are essential for the team's progress. Manchester United's biggest weakness last season was their lack of attacking power, which led them to spend a whopping £130 million this summer to sign two forwards who have proven themselves in the Premier League. This includes £62.5 million for Wolves forward Cunha and £71 million for Brentford forward Mbeumo.

Last season's Premier League stats for Manchester United's new forwards:

• Cunha (Wolves): 33 matches, 15 goals, 6 assists.
• Mbeumo (Brentford): 38 matches, 20 goals, 7 assists.

Cunha + Mbeumo: A total of 35 goals in the Premier League last season.

Last season's Premier League stats for Manchester United's eight forwards:

• Amad: 26 matches, 8 goals, 6 assists.
• Garnacho: 36 matches, 6 goals, 2 assists.
• Rashford: 15 matches, 4 goals, 1 assist (half a season).
• Hojlund: 32 matches, 4 goals, 0 assists.
• Zirkzee: 32 matches, 3 goals, 1 assist.
• Mount: 17 matches, 1 goal, 0 assists.
• Antony: 8 matches, 0 goals, 0 assists (half a season).
• Obi-Matin: 7 matches, 0 goals, 0 assists.

Manchester United's eight forwards scored a total of 26 goals in the Premier League last season, which is fewer than the combined total of their new signings Cunha and Mbeumo. This justifies the high expenditure on Cunha and Mbeumo, as both have proven themselves in the Premier League and will not face adaptation issues like Hojlund, Zirkzee, and Antony.