Matheus Cunha: forward signal he is living in wolves with round function

Some fans could be forgiven to think that Saturday’s game against Aston Villa would be the last of Maths Kunha in a wolf shirt.

The 25 -year -old Brazil has scored 11 goals in the 23 Premier League game for Volves this season, but has been associated with Molinux away in the last month.

With the shutdown of transfer window on Monday evening, it seemed that Kunha could leave with a great farewell target, Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez carried out a 2–0 win in West Middlelands Derby.

Kunha indicated his desire to stay in the club, pointing to the wolves’ crest on his shirt and kissed the crowd.

After copying a contract signing, not only Kunha is set to stay in wolves, sources have told the BBC Sport that it has made a new deal that will be declared in the appointed time.

Head coach Vitor Perera said after the game – who lifted the wolves from below – “committed” to the former Atletico Madrid Forward Foreward Club and is firm to ensure that they start in the top flight in the next season.

Perera told the BBC Match of the Day, “He knows in the future that he can play for the best teams in England, but he is committed to us.”

“They have conscience that it is very important to leave the club in the Premier League.

“He has this quality. He is a special player. He has the quality of getting the ball and making a goal alone.”

In a separate match interview with Sky Sports, Perera said: “The last conversation we had, he told me, ‘I will help the team stay in the premiere league in the next season and then at the end of the season we will see ‘.

“With this quality, I believe and I am sure we will be in the Premier League in the next season.”

The wolves initially signed a loan on the loan from the Atletico Madrid in December 2022, with a capacity to reach £ 35 meters.

He started his professional career with Swiss club Sion in 2017, and also played for RB Leapzig and Hartha Berlin in Germany.