'To those interested': Sky journalist shares what Wolves plan to do with Matheus Cunha amid Forest and Arsenal links

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Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Matheus Cunha is reportedly on course to be the subject of a club record bid from Nottingham Forest.

The Wolves ace is one of the most highly sought-after players on the market, with interest from a number of Premier League clubs.

TBR Football revealed just before the January transfer window Cunha is a target for Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool and Newcastle United.

Sky Sports News reported earlier on Wednesday that Nottingham Forest are ready to make a club-record bid for Cunha.

Now, journalist Kaveh Solhekol has provided an update, highlighting Wolves’ stance towards Cunha’s future amid interest from Nottingham Forest, Arsenal and elsewhere.

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Solhekol, speaking on Sky Sports News, said Wolves are adamant that Cunha is not for sale in the January transfer window despite interest from Forest and Arsenal.

Wolves see Cunha as a crucial part of their team as they fight for Premier League survival, and the Molineux club is said to be relaxed about his contract situation.

Despite a new contract not being signed, it is understood this has no immediate impact on his future at Wolves, according to Solhekol.

The journalist also said Wolves are not in any financial pressure to Sell Cunha, as they made over £90million from the sales of Pedro Neto and Max Kilman last summer.

“To those interested in Cunha – the message is clear from Wolves; they have received no offers, no contact has been made from other clubs but – most importantly – he is not for sale,” he concluded.

Cunha stance towards Wolves

Although Wolves are eager to keep hold of Cunha, Solhekol previously reported that the player himself is currently not happy with the club.

Solhekol reported that Cunha is “extremely upset” that he was singled out for criticism by manager Vitor Pereira after Wolves lost at Chelsea on Monday night.

For context, Pereira said he did not like Cunha's body language during the game.

Cunha has a winning mentality and it's only natural that he would feel down after another damaging defeat – he feels he did nothing wrong, according to Solhekol.

With that in mind, it remains to be seen what happens with Cunha in the next few weeks as transfer deadline day edges ever closer.