With just goals scored separating them from Ipswich Town, the Old Gold are perilously close to the relegation
zone. Where Wolves play football next season will probably depend on Matheus Cunha’s future. During his pre-
Arsenal press conference, Vitor Pereira reaffirmed that Cunha is not for sale; however, the ongoing story has since
taken a new turn.
Enemy club latest to want Matheus Cunha
Six Premier League teams have already expressed interest in Cunha, and now a seventh has entered the
waiting list.
The Daily Mail claims that Aston Villa has their sights set on Wolves’ number ten and may try to sign
him if one of their own forwards leaves before Deadline Day.
Al-Nassr has begun to target Jhon Duran. But even if the Saudi Pro League team has a lot of money to
spend, it’s unclear how much Villa would need to agree to a deal.
Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid are also keeping an eye on Duran. Madrid, without a doubt the
team with the most clout, would try to loan Endrick, which would make a possible transfer for Duran
more feasible.
Should these pieces come together, and Endrick depart the Santiago Bernabeu and Duran leave Villa
Park, then Cunha’s future in the Midlands will also be cast further into doubt.
Worst possible club
West Brom, Wolves’ fiercest opponents, is obviously unlikely to sign Cunha, but the next worst team
might.
Some Old Gold supporters will be furious at the prospect of seeing their best player, who might make
the difference in relegation, leave across town. Villa is one of the Old Gold’s fiercest rivals.
Even though Villa is in a far stronger league and financial position, Fosun cannot permit this planned
purchase to proceed.
Supporters would prefer that Cunha join a team other than the Villains, even though they don’t want to
lose him.
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