Wolves striker Matheus Cunha. (Photo by Sean Botterill/Getty Images)
Matheus Cunha will reportedly not attempt to 'force a exit' from Wolves next January.
The Brazilian striker has been in stunning form this season, with his strike against Manchester United on Boxing Day taking him to 10 goals and four assists in 18 Premier League appearances – only four players have a better record in the former.
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It is no surprise that Cunha's form has caught the attention of some of the Premier League's biggest clubs.
Arsenal have been named among the list of potential suitors, however Just for the summer move If the Wolves go down.
TBR It has also named Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool and Newcastle United as interested parties.
Matheus Cunha is in no hurry to leave Wolves
Despite intense interest from teams competing for the Premier League and Champions League titles, the player appears to be in no rush to leave Molineux.
The TBR report suggests that Cunha will not try to 'force' a move away from Wolves in January.
Instead, he will stay and help the Midlands club in the battle for Premier League survival, unless the club themselves decide to accept the offer.
Wolves are still hopeful of retaining their status long-term if they can avoid relegation and are working on a contract extension for the 11-time Brazil international that will keep him until 2027.
“I think it's not about work, it's about individual quality. He's a player in my opinion who can reach high standards in this league,” new Wolves coach Vitor Pereira said of Cunha immediately after his goal from a corner kick against Manchester United. BBC Sport).
“He's one of the best players I've ever played with,” added strike partner Jorgen Strand-Larsen.
