Matheus Cunha reportedly has a release clause inserted in his Wolves contract as Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea handed a boost ahead of next summer.

Matheus Cunha's decision to sign a new deal at Wolves was a surprise given the huge interest in the Brazilian, but now details of his release clause at Molineux have come to light

Cunha hasn't really committed to Wolves for the long haul despite signing a new deal. Why? Well, Fabrizio Romano is one of several to confirm that the enigmatic forward's contract now includes a £62.5m release clause active from the start of the summer transfer window.

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Arsenal were among the clubs keen on Matheus Cunha during the January transfer window but he has signed a new deal to stay at Wolves until 2029 - although it contains a release clause that kicks in in

Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United are among the clubs showing an interest in Sunderland wonderkid Chris Rigg as he looks set to become available.