Jamie Carragher has advised Arsenal to give Chelsea and other Premier League rivals a free run at £65m transfer target Matheus Cunha. Few players have been the subject of more intense transfer speculation during the January transfer window than Wolves star Cunha.

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira insists Matheus Cunha is not for sale and has not asked to leave the club, amid interest from a string of Premier League sides. The 25-year-old has been in good form this season,

Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Vitor Pereira says Matheus Cunha is not for sale this month — and confirmed he wants two more signings before the transfer deadline. Pereira says the club are working to add more players before the winter window closes on February 3,

Cunha will have a point to prove against Arsenal on Saturday, partly because of their interest in him, but also after Monday night’s loss at Chelsea. Pereira criticised Cunha’s body language during the defeat at Stamford Bridge and said it was “human” for him to be distracted by interest from other clubs this month.

There are no offers for Cunha on the table but that might change in the coming days and Wolves could then have a very big call to make

Cunha was early this month reportedly close to agreeing a new contract with Wolves but in the last week there have been suggestions the forward is ready to explore a change of clubs. A price tag of £60million has been mooted.

Matheus Cunha is a doubt for Wolves ’ Premier League match against Chelsea on Monday due to illness. The 25-year-old returned from his two-match ban during Wolves’ 3-0 defeat away to Newcastle United on Wednesday night. Cunha has been Wolves’ star performer this season with 10 goals and four assists in 20 Premier League appearances so far.

Matheus Cunha exploded on social media after Wolves lost 3-1 to Chelsea, amid uncertainty around his future at the club.

It has emerged that a Premier League side are ready to make a club-record bid for Wolves forward Matheus Cunha amid interest from the likes of Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea.

Despite contract talks with the forward stalling, Wolves are confident of keeping Matheus Cunha amid strong interest from Arsenal.

Wolverhampton Wanderers star Matheus Cunha has been heavily linked with a move away from Molineux in recent days, with manager Vitor Pereira calling out his body language in Monday's 3-1 loss to Chelsea - and Fabrizio Romano has posted in his GIVEMESPORT newsletter that there are 'more clubs calling' aside from Arsenal,

Nottingham Forest have also made a bid for Brentfords Yoane Wissa; Arsenal in need of more forwards following injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus; Matheus Cunha unlikely to sign new Wolves contr