Man City and Wolves reportedly come to verbal understanding regarding Matheus Nunes In an update from the football transfer market, Manchester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers have reportedly reached a verbal agreement concerning the potential transfer of Portuguese midfielder Matheus Nunes from Wolves.
According to British media sources, discussions have taken place between the two clubs, paving the way for this potential move.
As it stands, the two clubs have tentatively settled on an initial transfer fee of £47 million (equivalent to approximately $59.83 million) for the 25-year-old player. Negotiations are currently ongoing, with both sides actively engaged in finalizing the details, as reported by Reuters.
Matheus Nunes, originally born in Brazil, was signed by Wolves in August of the previous year for a then-record transfer fee of €45 million (approximately $49.23 million) from Sporting CP. The transfer marked a significant investment, locking in the player on a five-year contract.
The context for this potential transfer has been influenced by an injury sustained by Kevin De Bruyne during the opening match of the Premier League against Burnley. De Bruyne’s hamstring injury has left a gap in Manchester City’s midfield, prompting the club to intensively search for a suitable replacement.
As the negotiations continue between Manchester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers, football fans and analysts alike await the outcome of this potential transfer deal and how it might impact both clubs in the upcoming season.
