Matheus Cunha Reveals Frustration in Brazil

Matheus Cunha, the Manchester United attacker, has opened up about his frustration with being unrecognized in Brazil.

Cunha left Brazil at 18 to play for FC Sion in Switzerland, before moving to RB Leipzig, Atlético Madrid, and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

He claimed that in Europe, people recognize him, but in Brazil, it's different.

Cunha stated that this lack of recognition gives him a little frustration, but he understands Brazilian fans completely.

He also revealed that he was always a midfielder in Brazil, but a growth spurt led to him being moved further forward.

Cunha explained that he started scoring goals as a striker and it just kept going, with ten goals in three months for FC Sion.

He feels that playing in different positions has helped him understand the game better.

Cunha revealed that he likes to learn not just on the pitch, but off it, and has studied law and languages.

He's close to opening an institute and wants to partner with language schools to help young people learn better.

Matheus Cunha has made a big difference for Manchester United since signing in the summer, helping transform the attack.

He has already spoken about his love for the club and his desire to help awaken the sleeping giant that is Manchester United Football Club.

Cunha's experiences and frustrations in Brazil have not held him back, and he continues to make a name for himself in the football world.