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Matheus Cunha’s Future in Doubt as United Links Grow Stronger—Father’s Social Media Activity Sparks Rumors
Speculation continues to swirl around Matheus Cunha’s next move, with Manchester United emerging as a possible destination. While the Brazilian forward’s future at Wolves remains up in the air, a recent post by his father may have dropped a significant hint.
During a birthday celebration in Wolverhampton, Cunha was seen alongside his father, Carmelo, and fellow Brazilians Joao Gomes, Andre, and Pedro Lima. Carmelo posted a snapshot from the event on Instagram, writing: “Relaxing time at Pedrinho Gomes’ first birthday here in Wolverhampton, UK.”
One comment on the post—”Welcome to United”—caught fans’ attention, especially since Carmelo himself liked it.
The Manchester Evening News reports that Cunha is a top target for incoming manager Ruben Amorim, despite his £62.5 million release clause. Though Cunha extended his contract earlier this year, he’s still expected to leave Wolves during the summer window.
Wolves have historically sold big-name players to stay aligned with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability regulations. While it’s unclear if the club is currently close to breaching financial thresholds, there’s growing talk of another high-profile departure.
When asked about the rumors, Wolves boss Vitor Pereira stated the club plans to progress next season regardless of whether Cunha stays or goes.
“To build for the future, we don’t need to spend millions—we need smart recruitment,” Pereira noted. “With the right mindset and the right players, we’ll continue to grow, whether Cunha is here or not. No team should revolve around just one individual.”
