Matheus Cunha Issues Arsenal Warning: “I Don’t Want to Face Him”

“Wolves star Cunha admits fear of Arsenal’s defensive ‘demon’ but vows to become the Gunners’ biggest problem on Sunday.”

 

 

 

Wolves forward Matheus Cunha has sparked concern among fans ahead of Sunday’s highly anticipated Premier League clash against Arsenal, after making a bold admission about the Gunners’ most feared defender.

 

Speaking in a candid interview, Cunha admitted there is one Arsenal player he dreads coming up against – a figure he described as “a demon” on the pitch, more dangerous than some of the world’s most renowned defenders.

 

> “I don’t want to face him today. My times with Wolves, he was always my problem,” Cunha confessed.

“If we are not careful, we will lose. He is tougher than Van Dijk, Ruben Dias, and Lisandro Martínez. I’ve never seen anyone as dangerous as him.”

 

 

 

While Cunha didn’t hold back in voicing his concerns, he also made it clear that pulling on the Wolves shirt means he is ready to turn the tables.

 

> “But me putting on this red shirt, I want to be a problem to Arsenal. That’s the only way forward.”

 

 

 

The Brazilian striker’s comments immediately sparked a storm among fans, many of whom took to social media to express both worry and excitement ahead of the clash. Some believe Cunha’s words highlight the sheer respect Arsenal’s defense has earned, while others fear it signals trouble for Wolves if their own forward already feels overmatched.

 

Arsenal’s defensive solidity has been a key factor in their impressive form under Mikel Arteta, and whoever Cunha is pointing to as his “demon” will no doubt relish the psychological edge heading into the match.

 

For Wolves, however, Cunha remains one of their most important weapons. His pace, skill, and ability to cause problems in the final third could prove decisive in unlocking the Arsenal backline.

 

The tension is already building ahead of kickoff, and Cunha’s honesty has only added more drama to what promises to be a thrilling battle.