Arsenal Unwilling to Offer More Than £45M for Wolves Star Amid PSG Links

Matheus Cunha quickly became a key player for Wolverhampton Wanderers, showcasing his versatility by excelling in multiple attacking roles. Whether playing as an attacking midfielder, supporting striker, or even a center-forward, the Brazilian made an immediate impact.

His impressive performances didn’t go unnoticed, with top clubs like Arsenal, Chelsea, and Paris Saint-Germain reportedly keeping an eye on his progress, according to Fichajes. Despite his strong form at Wolves, rumors circulated that the club might be willing to sell him for over €70 million.

Arsenal appeared to be in the lead for his signature, though Mirror Football highlighted that Wolves were determined to hold onto their star unless a substantial offer came their way.

Wolverhampton Wanderers stand firm on the asking price

FootballTransfers reports that personal terms are not expected to be a problem in Arsenal’s pursuit of Cunha. The Brazilian forward is currently in a contract dispute with his club, which has led Arsenal to rekindle their long-standing interest.

Arsenal has been in touch with Cunha’s representatives, and multiple sources familiar with the situation have confirmed that personal terms won’t stand in the way of a deal.

The real challenge, however, lies in the price. Arsenal and Wolves are far apart in their valuation of the 25-year-old. Wolves are reportedly only willing to sell in January for a fee over £70 million, while Arsenal are not willing to offer more than £45 million for a player who isn’t a top priority, unlike other targets such as Benjamin Sesko.