Matheus Cunha, a Brazilian, is experiencing the last days of the season with Wolves. With 15 goals and 6 assists, he helped the club relegated early, and proved his talent and creativity. However, in addition to excellent professional skills, Cunha also owns something that every large club desires: A “flame” inside that few players have.
Cuha is not a player who plays in accordance with the strategy. He is the type of player that the coach loves because of the freedom in playing and unlimited creativity. It is the impromptu balls, the unexpected situations that Cunha created made the audience always excited whenever he had the ball. That is the quality that big teams in Europe crave, when they not only look for skilled players but also need stars that can change the match for a moment.
But it is that freedom that makes Cunha sometimes difficult to integrate with strict tactics. He is not a player who likes to analyze his opponent or meticulously in tactical exercises. Cuha plays instinctively, sometimes it can make it difficult for the coaches to shape the play of the team. However, it is also a strong point, because when he entered the battle, sometimes the important thing is not a tactic but the ability to “play football with emotions”.
The issue of CuHa’s attitude this season, like he was suspended and sometimes showed dissatisfaction when being changed to the yard, could make the big guys afraid. However, this also shows his strong personality, a player who has a strong passion for the ball. And like what Ian Burchnall, Wolves’s old assistant, said: “He has a flame inside and an annoying side that every top player has.”
Despite the weaknesses in personality, Cunha has grown a lot in this season, especially when accepting the coach’s decision and still retains a professional attitude when entering the pitch instead of people. This shows that he has started to control his emotions and career.
With impressive form and growth in the game, Cunha will definitely be the goal of the big teams, the clubs want to own a player who can change the match in just a few moments. Although the future at Wolves may not be long -term, but with his talent and personality, Cunha will not lack the opportunity to develop in larger teams, where he can really shine and prove value.
