Arsenal appears poised to replicate the success of their Leandro Trossard acquisition with a significant transfer move. Reports suggest that the Gunners are closing in on personal terms with Wolverhampton Wanderers’ forward Matheus Cunha, a player dubbed a “monster” for his prowess on the field.
Cunha’s rise to prominence in the Premier League has not gone unnoticed, and his performances this season have made him a prime target for Arsenal. The Brazilian forward, earning a modest £60,000 per week at Wolves, could become a game-changer for the North London club. His acquisition could bolster Arsenal’s title charge, reminiscent of how Trossard’s signing elevated the team’s performances two years ago.
Arsenal’s recent form suggests a squad building momentum. Despite a slow start to the campaign, they have secured four consecutive victories, recovering from a string of disappointing draws. Currently trailing Liverpool by six points in the Premier League standings, Mikel Arteta’s men remain firmly in the title race.