Matheus Cunha aims to decide his next club before the end of season, talkSPORT understands.
Wolves talisman Cunha is in talks with Manchester United, who are his favoured destination, over a financial package.
The 25-year-old has been left impressed with the sporting project at Old Trafford.
Newcastle United are also interested in Cunha, whose camp have a meeting scheduled with Premier League rivals Arsenal.
United intend to move quickly to reduce the risk of a hijack for one of their priority targets this summer.
Cunha first joined Wolves on loan from Atletico Madrid in January 2023 and the move was made permanent that summer.
The Brazilian has made 89 appearances for the club across all competitions since signing, scoring 33 goals and assisting 15 others.
He has particularly enjoyed the current Premier League campaign with 15 goals coming his way in 30 outings.
This puts him joint-seventh in the scoring charts with Cole Palmer and Ollie Watkins.
Cunha irked the Wolves fanbase last month with an Instagram post, which was swiftly deleted, hinting at an exit.
“Time to be happy, I will follow my dreams, not yours… So stay cool,” it read, with the forward also involved in an exchange with a fan.
His Wolves teammate Jorgen Strand Larsen also told talkSPORT that it could be difficult to keep hold of him in the summer.
“Amazing player. Hopefully we can keep him for a long time, but you know how it works.
“A player like him, scoring goals, giving assists, having great games, it’s difficult to keep, obviously.
“But he’s such an amazing guy off the pitch and then on the pitch.
“You can all see it. I don’t need to tell you anything. He gives passes you can’t really see.
“My goal last weekend, it wouldn’t happen if his pass wasn’t really, really top.
“So yeah, amazing player and hopefully we can enjoy more of him. But I can imagine there will be a lot of interest, yeah.”
