The time of Matheus Cunha to Wolverhampton Wanderers seems to be shooting.
The Brazilian striker, who played a decisive role in the survival of the Wolves Premier League with 15 goals and remarkable performances in the last third, would be about to join Manchester United in what could be one of the greatest transfers of the summer.
An agreement would have been concluded between the clubs, personal conditions were settled, and United and Wolves would have agreed with a payment plan for the Liberation clause of 62.5 million pounds of Cunha.
The 26 -year -old should sign a five -year contract at Old Trafford, with the possibility of extending an additional year.
Before the planned move, Cunha seemed to say goodbye to two of his teammates Wolves and Brazil – João Gomes and André – by offering them Rolex watches. The gesture was linked to a promise he made if the team avoided relegation, but the sincere messages included with the gifts alluded to a last farewell.
“Thank you for all the moments, you will always be in my heart,” Cunha wrote in a card to the two players. “I will always be in love with you and your family. I love you.”
Gomes shared a video of André discovering the Rolex in the locker room, followed by a warm embrace with Cunha.
André also paid tribute to his who was out teammate, publishing a photo of the two warming together during the season with the legend: “I’m sure you will shine wherever you go, my friend. May God bless you and your family.”
Manchester United certainly hopes it will do that exactly.
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