Arsenal has communicated a £70 million offer for Matheus Cunha, with Wolves’ position on the transfer now clarified.

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira insists that the club “needs” Matheus Cunha amid speculation linking him with Arsenal and Manchester United. Cunha demonstrated his quality once again by scoring directly from a corner to secure a Boxing Day win over Manchester United, marking just their fourth victory of the season and second consecutive win under Pereira. The forward, who joined Wolves from Atletico Madrid, has been a standout performer, and rumors of a move to a Premier League giant have surfaced. However, sources suggest Wolves are determined to keep him unless they receive an offer they can’t refuse in January.

Pereira expressed his belief in Cunha’s potential, saying, “In my opinion, he’s a player who can reach high standards in this league.” When asked about the possibility of Cunha moving to another club, he added, “I hope not, I hope not because we need him.”

Arsenal opted not to sign a new striker in the summer, and their lack of a natural goalscorer has been noticeable at times this season, particularly in open play. Meanwhile, new Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly looking to strengthen his squad, although financial constraints are a concern. Jorgen Strand Larsen, who is on loan at Wolves from Celta Vigo, also emphasized Cunha’s importance, describing him as one of the best players he’s ever played with and expressing hope that the club can retain him long-te

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