AliousWolves Midfielder Andre Expresses Support for Matheus Cunha’s Brazil Call-Up
Wolves midfielder Andre recently spoke about his teammate Matheus Cunha, as both players joined up with the Brazil squad for international duty in March. Cunha’s selection marks his first call-up since joining Wolves, while Andre has become a regular fixture in Brazil’s midfield, excelling in a defensive role for both club and country.
With Wolves manager Vitor Pereira keen to see his key players return from international duty in top form, Andre shared his excitement and well wishes for Cunha in a recent media interview.
Andre Praises Cunha’s Wolves Form and Brazil Call-Up**
Cunha has vowed to replicate his club performances on the international stage, a sentiment echoed by Andre, who spoke to FIFA ahead of Brazil’s World Cup qualifiers against Colombia and Argentina.
*”Man, I was really happy for him. He deserves this call-up for everything he’s been doing at Wolverhampton,”* Andre said. *”Now I hope he can help Brazil just as he helps Wolves because we need him. These will be two tough matches.”*
Andre’s words reflect the hopes of Wolves fans and coaching staff, who are eager to see Cunha continue his impressive form at the highest level.
Cunha Heads into International Duty in Top Form
With 19 goal contributions in 24 games for Wolves this season, Cunha has been one of the club’s standout performers. He heads into Brazil’s qualifiers full of confidence, especially after missing Wolves’ last two matches due to suspension. With one more domestic game left to serve, international duty offers him a chance to get back on the pitch and maintain his sharpness.
Adding to the uncertainty around his availability for Wolves, Cunha is also awaiting the outcome of an FA charge following an incident in a match against Bournemouth.
Brazil’s Upcoming Fixtures and Challenges
Brazil’s international break schedule includes a match against Colombia on March 21, followed by a highly anticipated clash with reigning world champions Argentina on March 26. Although Lionel Messi will be absent due to injury, Cunha and Andre will still face a strong Argentine squad.
As Brazil looks to secure crucial points in World Cup qualification, Andre is confident that his Wolves teammate will make a significant impact—just as he has at Molineux this season. With the global spotlight on them, both players have an opportunity to shine on the international stage.
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