Wolves forward Matheus Cunha has addressed growing speculation linking him to Manchester United and Tottenham, affirming his commitment to Wolves and their fight against relegation.
Despite the club’s struggles, Cunha remains a bright spot, with seven goals and three assists this season, attracting attention from top teams. However, he has expressed deep affection for Wolves, stating he “feels at home” at Molineux.
Cunha’s Loyalty to Wolves
Cunha emphasized his connection to Wolves and their fans, describing their support as extraordinary. “I feel like it’s my home,” he shared, underscoring the strong bond he has developed since joining.
The Brazilian forward, contracted until 2027, has pledged to help the club turn their season around, showcasing his commitment during this challenging period.
Wolves’ director of football, Matt Hobbs, has also reportedly assured manager Gary O’Neil that Cunha will not be sold in January, reinforcing the club’s intent to retain key players.
The Upcoming Battle Against Ipswich
Looking ahead to Wolves’ critical match against Ipswich, Cunha anticipates a fierce contest, labeling it “a war” as both sides aim to escape the lower end of the Premier League table.
He urged his teammates to fight with passion and determination, expressing confidence in their ability to change the team’s fortunes. “Every game feels like a battle, but with our fans and this club, I believe we can show our potential and change everything,” Cunha remarked.
With unwavering loyalty and a warrior’s spirit, Matheus Cunha remains focused on helping Wolves rise from their current position, rejecting the allure of a potential big-money move.