Matheus Cunha breaks his silence on Man Utd transfer rumours with nine-word message

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**Matheus Cunha ends silence on Man Utd links with nine-word message**

Wolves forward Matheus Cunha has spoken out following ongoing speculation regarding talks with Manchester United.

Cunha, the Brazilian attacker, addressed the swirling rumours about his future by posting on social media.

He has been frequently associated with a potential departure from Molineux, and Manchester United have recently emerged as a major player in the speculation surrounding him.

With a £62.5 million release clause included in his contract, the ex-Atletico Madrid player was praised by United boss Ruben Amorim during a press conference ahead of their 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford, where he noted Cunha’s “real quality.”

Following that match, Cunha was photographed with Manchester United supporters, and shortly afterward, Fabrizio Romano issued an update suggesting that United are currently leading the chase for his signature, with discussions already in progress.

Romano posted on X: “Manchester United are leading the race to sign Matheus Cunha from Wolves as negotiations are ongoing.

“Personal terms are being discussed, as Man Utd are aware of more clubs keen + £62.5m release clause available.

“Good feelings after initial contacts between Cunha and #MUFC.”

**Matheus Cunha addresses Manchester United speculation**

Cunha, who has found the net 32 times in 87 matches for Wolves, has also drawn attention from Chelsea and Arsenal. But on Wednesday, he made a public response on Instagram.

Posting a gym photo, he captioned it: *”Let’s work, shall we? Too much conversation.”*

Cunha’s post came via his official Instagram account. Image: Instagram/@cunha

Earlier this month, manager Vítor Pereira was questioned about Cunha’s status and stated that he’s uncertain if the 25-year-old will stay at Wolves next season.

“Next season, I don’t know,” Pereira said.

“The focus is the next game, the next game. The focus is the team and Matheus makes part of the team, not for this game but my focus is my team.

“In the summer, we will see what happens but in my opinion, it’s normal that a player with his potential has ambition.”

Cunha is expected to feature when Wolves take on Leicester City at Molineux this Saturday. Although his current deal runs until 2029, it’s been reported that the agreement includes an understanding he can leave this summer for a new opportunity.

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**Fans say Cunha ‘should never play for Wolves again’ after Instagram post amid Man Utd interest**

Wolves supporters have reacted strongly to Matheus Cunha’s now-removed social media post, which came amid reports linking him with Manchester United.

His impressive form at Wolves has attracted interest from Arsenal, Newcastle United, and Man Utd, with a recent report claiming that Amorim’s squad may push for him this summer.

The 25-year-old has tallied 25 Premier League goals across 58 appearances in the past two seasons, and has notably performed well against Manchester United.

He signed a new Wolves contract in February, which contains a £62.5 million release clause.

Before Wolves’ match against Tottenham on Sunday, Cunha posted to Instagram in light of the United links.

He shared an image with the caption: *”Time to be happy, I will follow my dreams, not yours.. So stay cool.”*

That post was deleted soon after. Image: Getty

However, the post sparked backlash among Wolves fans, some of whom voiced that he shouldn’t represent the club again.

One user on X said: *”Get him out the football club I’m sick of him.”*

Another posted: *”Does he not think before he posts?”*

A third commented: *”Should never play for us again.”*

Cunha seems likely to depart Molineux this summer, with manager Vítor Pereira still uncertain of his long-term future.

“Next season, I don’t know. The focus is the next game, the next game. The focus is the team and Matheus makes part of the team, not for this game but my focus is my team.” he stated.

“In the summer, we will see what happens but in my opinion, it’s normal that a player with his potential has ambition.”

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