“Marshall Munetsi ROASTS Man United in Epic Takedown After Matheus Cunha’s Shock Wolves Exit!”

Marshall Munetsi Mocks Man United’s Struggles After Cunha’s £62.5M Transfer from Wolves

Zimbabwean midfielder Marshall Munetsi, a £16.6 million January signing from Stade Reims, has made waves in the Premier League with Wolverhampton Wanderers. Deployed as a box-to-box midfielder but often playing closer to striker Jorgen Strand Larsen under manager Vitor Pereira, Munetsi’s high-pressing style has drawn mixed reactions.

While Wolves fans have criticized his technical contributions, his two goals in 14 appearances during the 2024/25 season show promise. The 28-year-old has vowed to elevate his game in the 2025/26 campaign, aiming to win over skeptics.

Wolves endured a rollercoaster season, suffering heavy defeats to Chelsea but achieving a historic league double over Manchester United for the first time in 45 years.

United’s dismal campaign saw them lose the Europa League final to Tottenham and limp to a 15th-place finish, just above Wolves on goal difference. In a cheeky jab, Munetsi described facing United as “easy” while discussing the Premier League’s relentless intensity compared to Ligue 1.

“Every game is tough, whether it’s Southampton, Crystal Palace, or Manchester United,” he told the Express & Star, emphasizing the league’s competitiveness while subtly mocking United’s struggles.

He expressed admiration for the Premier League’s quality, crediting it for pushing him to grow, and promised fans a stronger showing next season.

Adding intrigue, Munetsi’s comments come on the heels of Matheus Cunha’s £62.5 million move to Manchester United earlier this month.

Cunha, who contributed 23 goal involvements for Wolves last season, was a significant loss. Many predict Wolves will falter without him, but Munetsi remains optimistic. He pointed to the team’s resilience during Cunha’s earlier suspension, noting their three wins in four games.

“Everyone stepped up when Matheus was out,” he said, highlighting the squad’s collective drive to stay competitive. While Wolves seek a top-tier replacement for Cunha, Munetsi’s confidence and playful jab at United signal his belief in the team’s ability to adapt and thrive.