In a thrilling match against Southampton at Molineux, Matheus Cunha emerged as the savior for Wolves, securing their first win of the season with a 2-0 victory that potentially saved Gary O’Neil’s job.
Cunha’s impact was undeniable, as he provided a stunning assist for Pablo Sarabia early in the game before unleashing a long-range thunderbolt for Wolves’ second goal. Dave Edwards, in awe of Cunha’s performance, lauded him as the best Wolves player he had ever seen, drawing comparisons to the legendary Bakary Sako.
Following the game, Cunha shared a rare moment of introspection in his post-match interview, expressing his understanding of his crucial role within the team. Edwards, impressed by Cunha’s maturity, revealed that he had never heard a player speak so confidently and self-aware before.
As Wolves fans celebrated Cunha’s heroics, it became clear that the Brazilian playmaker had the ability to single-handedly change games for his team. With his newfound confidence and O’Neil’s guidance, Cunha has blossomed into Wolves’ standout performer, poised to lead the team to greater success.
