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Wolverhampton Wanderers locked down Matheus Cunha on a long-term deal during the winter transfer window, fending off interest from several clubs. Still, speculation around his future hasn’t gone away.

Cunha has grown into a vital piece for Wolves, thriving across multiple attacking roles and consistently making an impact. According to Fichajes, the Brazilian has impressed whether he’s playing as an attacking midfielder, second striker, or center-forward—versatility that’s reportedly caught the eye of Arsenal, Chelsea, and Paris Saint-Germain.

Wolves clearly rate him highly, but there’s talk they might consider offers north of €70 million. Back in January, Sky Sports News reported Nottingham Forest submitted a club-record bid of about £60 million.

What’s the latest on Matheus Cunha?

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Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports that Manchester United are stepping up their efforts to sign Cunha, with talks progressing well.

Recently, TBR Football reported that Arsenal and Liverpool have grown concerned about Cunha’s attitude and are now hesitant to meet Wolves’ £63 million asking price.

That report follows talkSPORT’s Gabby Agbonlahor’s statement that any Premier League club should proceed with caution if they want to make a move for the Brazilian.

“I wouldn’t want him part of my family because he’s negative approach. I wouldn’t want him anywhere near my club. I feel like Aston Villa, we’ve got a good squad of players now where no one thinks they’re bigger than a club, and no one’s looking to move to a bigger club. He is not respecting Wolves. Do you know what I mean? You’ve been suspended for four or five games this season because you can’t control your temper…”

“This Joker, who only signed a new contract so you get a release clause in there. Sell him in the summer. Use the money to bring in players that don’t think they’re bigger than Wolves… I would not like this player playing for my football club. I don’t know who he thinks he is.”