Wolves' Matheus Cunha has been an object of desire during this transfer window.
He will now stay out of reach – until the summer – after signing a new deal that connects him to the club until 2029.
The rumor mill connected the enigmatic striker with movements away from Molineux, with Villa and Nottingham Forest, both interested and Arsenal who monitored his situation. The power brokers in Molineux very well understood that allowing the Brazilian could be related to signing a football suicide note and drong that he was not going anywhere – despite the sounds of his agent.
Cunha demonstrated his value by taking a goal in injury time that was an excellent solo effort, because they claimed a much needed three points against Aston Villa on Saturday. The striker is crucial for the chances of Vitor Pereira to leave a move from the lower three.
The chairman Jeff Shi announced the new deal and said: “Matheus has a good relationship with each at our Compton Park training area, his personality is contagious for the people around him, and we hope that this new contract will boost the group give.
“We can all see his quality on the field, but he has developed into a leader and we are pleased that he has signed a new contract. It is always important for us that we reward our strongest and most impactful players, and Matheus deserves this new deal. “
Although there were similar words from sports director Matt Hobbs, there was also an angel in the tail.
“It's a big lift for everyone,” he said, “now he has to do what he did. I expect that he will be bothering in the second half of the season because we need everyone in it.”
Cunha has a release clause in his new contract that will be activated in the summer. He will have to act between occasionally to get an interest in his direction.
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