Matheus Cunha says Manchester United belong in the Champions League as he celebrates their qualification and calls for more title ambitions

Matheus Cunha has praised Manchester United’s return to the UEFA Champions League, insisting the club’s presence is vital to the competition’s prestige.

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The forward made the remarks after scoring in Manchester United’s 3-2 victory over Liverpool F.C. at Old Trafford, a result that secured their qualification for next season’s Champions League.

Cunha described the club’s return to Europe’s elite competition as significant, stressing that Manchester United belong at the highest level of football.

He said the Champions League feels incomplete without the club, while also noting that United themselves are not the same without competing in the tournament.

The Brazilian forward, who has played a key role in United’s strong finish to the season, urged the team not to see qualification as the final objective. He called for a continued push for major trophies.

Cunha also praised the impact of interim manager Michael Carrick, crediting his leadership for the team’s improved form and renewed confidence.

Manchester United’s recent resurgence has seen them climb back into top-level contention, with key wins contributing to their qualification with games to spare.

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As the season progresses, Cunha expressed belief that the squad can build on its momentum and challenge more strongly in the next campaign.