Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in Matheus Cunha amid competition from Arsenal and Nottingham Forest. Liverpool are among the suitors for Matheus Cunha this summer, with Arsenal and Nottingham Forest also interested. Cunha is set to leave Wolves for a significant fee.

Team Talk reports on Liverpool's interest in signing Cunha to strengthen their squad under Arne Slot. Liverpool are looking to add more quality options to their squad to help sustain their dominance in the Premier League under Arne Slot. The Reds have been in contact to ask about the conditions of a deal for Cunha and a switch to Anfield would interest the Brazilian.

Matheus Cunha is on Liverpool's list of transfer targets as an alternative if signing Alexander Isak is not possible. Cunha has been impressive in the Premier League and has a release clause in his Wolves contract.

Liverpool are showing interest in signing Matheus Cunha from Wolves for the summer transfer window. Cunha has had a fantastic season, scoring 14 goals and providing four assists in 27 matches. Liverpool's manager Arne Slot praised Cunha's quality and stated he could play for a top-five club in England. According to journalist Graeme Bailey, Liverpool owners FSG would need to pay a substantial amount to secure the deal, as Cunha has a £62million release clause.

Matheus Cunha, a Brazilian forward for Wolverhampton, has scored ten goals this season in the Premier League. Liverpool is interested in him, but English media estimate that Wolves will not let him go for less than 70 million euros.

Liverpool has been identified as one of the clubs showing interest in Matheus Cunha, who has been performing exceptionally well this season. The Brazilian forward's impressive form, with 10 goals and four assists in 18 Premier League appearances, has caught the attention of several top clubs, such as Manchester City, Manchester United, and Newcastle United. Despite the interest from these clubs, Cunha reportedly is not looking to leave Wolves in January and remains committed to assisting the club in their battle for Premier League survival. Liverpool, along with the other interested clubs, might have to wait until the summer or rely on Wolves' decision to consider an offer before any potential transfer could occur.