As the summer transfer window approaches, the buzz is all about Matheus Cunha possibly leaving Wolves, but he may not be the only striker on the move.
Cunha seems set on departing Wolves after a successful season, attracting interest from multiple clubs looking to activate his release clause. Manchester United seems to be leading the race for the Brazilian forward.
Meanwhile, Hwang Hee-chan, Cunha’s teammate, has seen a decline in form and value. Despite a strong performance last season, Hwang has struggled this term, leading to limited playing time under manager Vitor Pereira.
With Jorgen Strand Larsen excelling in the striker role and Wolves’ system favoring two number 10s behind him, Hwang seems to be surplus to requirements. It’s a stark contrast to last summer when Wolves rejected a bid for Hwang, as now they may struggle to recoup what they paid for him.
The potential departures of both Cunha and Hwang could reshape Wolves’ attacking lineup for the upcoming season.
