Matheus Cunha continues to be linked with a January move to the Emirates Stadium (Image: GETTY)
Matheus Cunha was previously spotted mingling with fans outside the Emirates Stadium as speculation over his future at continues to grow.
The striker has been linked with a January move away from Molineux and is said to be admired by the Gunners, who have been tipped to strengthen their forward line before the window closes.
It has been reported that Cunha was close to signing a new contract at Wolves earlier this month but is yet to put pen to paper, suggesting there is still a possibility that he could leave the club.
have been showing an interest in bringing Cunha to north London, according to , with a number of clubs thought to be keeping tabs on his situation.
Cunha was spotted mingling with Arsenal fans on the opening day of the season (Image: GETTY)
He already seems to be fond of attention from fans, after Wolves’ defeat on the opening day of the campaign.
Cunha was filmed by standing outside the ground and mingling with home supporters in the aftermath of the game. He was seen beaming from ear to ear as he chatted with people of all ages, clearly more than happy to give rival fans the time of day.
When he was quizzed on the ‘surreal’ nature of the situation, Cunha replied: “It’s amazing. Even though you’re upset having lost the game, to receive affections from fans of the opposition impacts you and is really nice.
“It’s really nice to have this recognition even though it’s not for the club you play for. To have that affection and recognition knowing that you do your job well is rewarding.”
It remains to be seen if Cunha’s rapport with fans will be reignited over the coming days, with time running out for the Gunners to secure his signature.
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following their defeat to on Monday night, with the 56-year-old saying: “He can be frustrated as he wants to win, but everyone in the dressing room wants to win.
“I don’t like this body language. I want someone, as a captain, trying to help the team, running, suffering and fighting all together. This is something I cannot understand.
“Again, it is the frustration, which I understand, but we need to be together. Together we can fix the problems and stay in the .”
Cunha was accused of heading straight down the tunnel at full-time without applauding the travelling fans, but he later issued a fierce rebuttal in a direct reply to a journalist on X (formerly Twitter).
: “Liar. I went to applaud them [away fans], congratulated the referees and the opposing players. Then I went to the tunnel. Don’t ever ask me to give you an interview again.”