Matheus Cunha has officially extended his contract with Wolverhampton Wanderers, securing his stay at the club until June 2029. The new agreement includes a release clause that will become active in the summer, as reported by the club.
Contract Details
The Brazilian forward, who has been a key player for Wolves, has committed his future to the club amidst previous transfer speculations. The release clause in his contract will allow other clubs to negotiate for his transfer starting this summer.
Background and Recent Developments
Cunha, who joined Wolves from Atlético Madrid, has been a subject of interest from other clubs, including Arsenal, as they pursued him amid uncertainty over his contract. However, Wolves have now secured his services for the foreseeable future, putting an end to the transfer rumours.
Player Profile
Matheus Cunha, known for his versatility and attacking prowess, has been an integral part of Wolves’ forward line. His ability to play in various attacking roles has made him a valuable asset to the team. Prior to his time at Wolves, Cunha played for Hertha BSC and RB Leipzig, showcasing his skills in the Bundesliga before moving to La Liga with Atlético Madrid.
This contract extension reflects Wolves’ confidence in Cunha’s abilities and their commitment to building a competitive squad for the coming seasons.