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Arsenal gievn boost if they want January move for Premier League star

Arsenal may have received a boost in their pursuit of Matheus Cunha, as the Brazilian forward’s attitude has been publicly questioned by his manager at Wolves. This development could potentially open the door for the Gunners to make a move for the talented attacker in the current transfer window.

Cunha has been a standout performer for Wolves this season, consistently delivering impressive displays despite the struggles his team has faced in the Premier League. His performances have not gone unnoticed, with Arsenal reportedly monitoring him for some time. There is speculation that the Gunners could step up their efforts to bring him to the Emirates before the transfer window closes.

Mikel Arteta’s side views Cunha as a player who could enhance their attacking options, adding depth and versatility to the squad as they push for success in multiple competitions. Arsenal’s interest comes at a crucial moment, with the next few days potentially being decisive in determining whether they can secure the Brazilian’s signature.

Wolves, however, are keen to retain Cunha until the end of the season, as he remains one of their key players. Yet, recent tensions between the player and his manager could shift the balance. According to Football London, Cunha was called out by his manager for his attitude, hinting at potential issues behind the scenes at the Midlands club. This situation might make Wolves more inclined to part ways with the forward sooner rather than later, and Arsenal could capitalise on the unrest.

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Cunha has proven himself to be one of the more consistent attackers in the Premier League this season. Should Arsenal succeed in signing him, he would bring not only goals but also creativity and energy to the squad. However, the Gunners must weigh the potential costs of a January deal against waiting until the summer, when his price tag might be lower.

Ultimately, the decision to move for Cunha now or delay until the end of the campaign could hinge on Arsenal’s immediate needs and their willingness to spend. Regardless, the ongoing situation at Wolves could provide Arsenal with a golden opportunity to secure a player who could significantly bolster their attacking options.


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14 Comments

  1. If his attitude is being questioned by the Wolves manager, what’s to say his attitude wouldn’t be the same if he ever got upset at Arsenal.

    Just Saying.

    1. Hi

      To what extent is his attitude bad and beyond management? Without a little balancing act i player purchases, we may end up with a team of harmless saints with neither ambition nor character and we go through the annual ritual of grief we haven’t missed for >20 years now.

      Just that with us here, the best player targets are discussed before our managers pitch up with a bolt from the blue ….. 🤦‍♂️‼️

  2. No doubting he is a very good player and could step straight into our team in the absence of Saka, but if there’s an attitude problem, should we be worrying about it? I’m thinking he is agitating for a move to us having seen our apparent interest, we are a much bigger club than Wolves, he will earn more money and we have compatriots of his in our team. It will be interesting to see how this plays out, especially as we play Wolves this weekend.

    1. GB,

      If he is agitating as you suggest, well then my point has some merit. Because he would not hesitate to do the same to us, if he wanted to join another team.

  3. Just what we need, a footballer who only plays when he fancies it. We had one of those before on massive wages.

  4. I’m wandering if this situation is one in which we could benefit in the January window similar to using the Trossard/DeZerbi bust up to our advantage.

    1. Agreed and as far as his attitude goes, isn’t that supposed to be one of MA ‘s strengths when dealing with players?
      I don’t see it as a problem anyway, simply because the likes of Gabriel and Martinelli, two of his Brazilian colleagues, wouldn’t allow it!!

      Of course, if it did happen, we could just give him away eh Jax?!

  5. We should get him if we can please. He would inject some life into our faltering season. Just the right profile: PL exposure, young and versatile (can play across the forward line).
    The question of attitude is a moot one in my opinion. At Arsenal his attitude would definitely be different than at Wolves where he is more or less the shinning light. Ask Leonard Trossard.

  6. Any other time his attitude would be a red flag that both Arteta as well as many fans on here would say steer clear of. Guendozi comes to mind. But, I guess since we’re desperate to revive our title challenge, we can overlook it just this once.SMDH 🤨

    1. NY_Gunner, maybe his attitude is what makes Cunha the player he is. I think we should take a punt on him, he’s definitely top, top-class, and I’ve not heard bad things about his on-field behavior.
      Can you imagine it…Cunha the Gooner🤣

      1. Jax,

        I believe this is the same Cunha that has just returned from a ban regards his behavior to backroom staff of opposing side in recent times.

        I believe I’m correct on this point.

  7. We should try to turn players’ heads more often rather than being respectful and only dealing with the club Players usually have the power it’s up to them to demand to be sold Look at the other end a club has no problem cutting strings when they don’t want them

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