Wolves striker Matheus Cunha is being watch by a number of Premier League sides should the club ultimately be relegate at the end of the season.

Former Manchester United, Aston Villa and West Ham scout Mick Brown, who still has good connections in football, has told Football Insider that a deal could be agree for the striker.

Gary O’Neill’s side have picked up just one point from their seven Premier League points, conceding 21 goals, and fears of relegation are growing.

As a result, rival teams are keeping a close eye on their players and are ready to pounce if they find themselves in the bottom three in May.

Cunha, 25, is Wolves’ most important player but relegation could mean his value drops.

His contract at Molineux expires in 2027 but UFABET he could be one of the first to leave if things don’t improve this season.

O’Neil is not yet under any major pressure over his future in charge of the Old Gold, but has a run of fixtures between now and the November international break that will demand an upturn in both performances and results. Things get harder before they get easier though, as they play host to reigning Champions Manchester City before games against sides around them which will be vital in O’Neil’s future at Molineux.