The Brazilian national football team is taking extraordinary measures to protect their star forward ahead of the upcoming World Cup. The Brazilian Football Federation has reportedly reached an agreement with Manchester United to allow 26-year-old striker Matheus Cunha to forgo the final three rounds of the Premier League season.
According to ESPN Brasil, there are concerns within the Brazilian camp regarding the risk of injury to Cunha, which could impact his participation in the World Cup. As a result, the federation is prioritizing his health and has decided to take every precaution to safeguard him from potential risks.
In light of this agreement, Manchester United’s management has shown willingness to accommodate the Brazilian national team’s needs, granting Cunha time off for the remainder of the season. Throughout the current campaign, Cunha has made 33 appearances for Manchester United, netting 9 goals and providing 4 assists, underlining his importance as a key attacking player for the club.
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