Wolverhampton Wanderers face a potential crisis as Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha has reportedly demanded a significant salary increase, threatening to leave the club if his terms are not met. Sources close to the player suggest Cunha feels his performances have warranted a revised contract that better reflects his value to the team.
The 24-year-old, who joined Wolves from Atlético Madrid in 2023, has become a key figure in the club’s attacking lineup, contributing vital goals and assists this season. His explosive pace, creativity, and flair have earned him praise from fans and pundits alike, but it appears his current wage no longer matches his growing influence on the pitch.
Talks between Cunha’s representatives and the club’s hierarchy are believed to be ongoing, though tensions are rising. If no agreement is reached, Cunha may seek a move away from Molineux during the summer transfer window, with several European clubs said to be monitoring the situation closely.
Wolves will be keen to retain their star forward, especially amid their push for a top-half Premier League finish. However, the board now faces a crucial decision—meet Cunha’s demands or risk losing one of their brightest t
alents.
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