![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/matheus-nunes-warned-about-wolves-return-after-striking-to-get-man-city-move/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_Manchester-City-v-Red-Star-Belgrade-UEFA-Champions-League-Group-G-Football-Etihad-Stadium-Manch.jpg&description=Matheus Nunes left Wolves for Manchester City in a £53million move this summer after a somewhat underwhelming single season at Molineux, where he can expect a hostile atmosphere on his return Gary O'Neil thinks old boy Matheus Nunes could face the wrath of Molineux on Saturday afternoon. Wolves ' boss may have paid tribute to a talent for which Manchester City paid £53m this summer, saying he had no ill-feelings towards the player. But he doesn't believe the crowd home will have forgiven and forgotten after the player went on strike to force through his move to the Etihad. He said: 'Matheus is a talented player, isn't he? He moved for that amount of money to the best side in the world. It shows the quality he has. It wasn't part of the plan to lose him. "I expected to have him here. We expected him to be a big part of that. And we were working hard on it.When Manchester City came calling, with the figures they're talking about, we ended up where we did. Some players are tempted to act in that way, it's not just Matheus. I don't feel it helps, they're being advised that maybe it does.' Asked what reception Nunes will receive, O'Neil added: 'I'm not sure - normally you get a mix - but when people leave like that I would suggest it won't be great. 'But I'm not going to tell Wolves fans how they should treat him. If we're really nice to him, he'll still try and kill us with the ball. If we boo and jeer him he'll still try to kill us. "Mind you, he was wound up by Brighton, wasn't he? And was sent off. But I don't think there are any games we can play.' Watch the Greatest Rivalry in Golf as Europe and the USA once again go head to head in a weekend of unmissable Ryder Cup action. You can watch every drive and putt live exclusively on Sky Sports for just £15 extra a month. £15 a month However, not everyone is keen to leave the Black Country. Keeper Jose Sa arrived two years ago - and has added another four years to his contract. O'Neil said: 'Jose's a fantastic keeper, th){kind=link}
Matheus Nunes left Wolves for Manchester City in a £53million move this summer after a somewhat underwhelming single season at Molineux, where he can expect a hostile atmosphere on his return
Gary O’Neil thinks old boy Matheus Nunes could face the wrath of Molineux on Saturday afternoon.
Wolves ‘ boss may have paid tribute to a talent for which Manchester City paid £53m this summer, saying he had no ill-feelings towards the player. But he doesn’t believe the crowd home will have forgiven and forgotten after the player went on strike to force through his move to the Etihad.
He said: “Matheus is a talented player, isn’t he? He moved for that amount of money to the best side in the world. It shows the quality he has. It wasn’t part of the plan to lose him.
“I expected to have him here. We expected him to be a big part of that. And we were working hard on it.When Manchester City came calling, with the figures they’re talking about, we ended up where we did. Some players are tempted to act in that way, it’s not just Matheus. I don’t feel it helps, they’re being advised that maybe it does.”