Wolves supporters were left jubilant and full of excitement when Matheus Cunha, the talented forward, recently signed a fresh new contract with the club. Speculation had been rife for weeks about Cunha’s future, with talks of negotiations swirling around. However, it wasn’t until mere days before the transfer deadline that the deal was finally sealed, much to the delight of fans at Molineux.
The buzz around Cunha intensified after he scored a crucial goal in the 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, further solidifying his importance to the team. Following his standout performance on the pitch, Cunha wasted no time in making things official by putting pen to paper on his new contract that same evening. It was evident that Wolves were keen on retaining the talented player, as they made it clear that Cunha was not up for sale during the January transfer window.
With a reported release clause of £62.5 million in his new contract, it seemed unlikely that Wolves would entertain offers that fell short of this figure. However, journalist Ben Jacobs raised an interesting point, suggesting that potential suitors might explore alternative means to secure Cunha’s services, possibly negotiating deals around the release clause.
While most Wolves fans have come to terms with the possibility of Cunha’s departure, they would undoubtedly be disappointed if he were to leave for a fee below his release clause. The hope is that Wolves can maintain their Premier League status and potentially sell Cunha for the reported amount, or ideally retain his services. Yet, given Cunha’s undeniable talent and potential, it may be challenging to ward off interest from other clubs in the upcoming summer transfer window.
