Chelsea prediction: Probable Blues XI to face Wolves in the Premier League Chelsea play host to face Wolves on Sunday at Stamford Bridge in a crucial Premier League encounter that could decide their Champions League fate. Except for the win against Manchester United in the FA Cup, Frank Lampard’s men haven’t been consistent in the …
Why Wolves are bang on right in offering a new deal to Nuno Espirito Santo Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo is set to extend his stay, as Mirror reports the Portuguese is likely to pen a deal keeping him at the Molineux until 2023. Wolves are currently sitting comfortably at 6th in the table, eyeing …
Why Celtic should make a move for Daniel Podence According to The Mirror, Celtic are leading the race to sign Wolves star Daniel Podence ahead of the summer transfer window. Podence, 24, spent two years at the academy of CF Belenenses before joining Sporting Lisbon. Having risen through Sporting’s youth system, he was sent on …
Why Wolves should reignite their interest in Karlan Grant Back in November, The Sun (h/t Birmingham Live) suggested that Wolves were monitoring Huddersfield Town star Karlan Grant ahead of the January transfer window. However, a move didn’t materialize and the centre-forward stayed put at the John Smith’s Stadium. Grant, 22, came through the ranks of …
Why Wolves must push ahead with their interest in Bruno Viana According to Birmingham Mail, Wolves have been linked with a summer move for Braga defender Bruno Viana. The 25-year-old centre-back moved to Portuguese side Braga back in 2018 following a successful one-year loan spell with them from former side Olympiacos. Viana has established himself …
Why Wolves should renew their interest in Danny Loader According to Birmingham Mail, Wolves’ target Danny Loader left Reading last Tuesday after turning down a contract extension with the Championship club. The 19-year-old striker started just once in the league this season, with six more appearances coming as a substitute. A highly-rated finisher, Loader was …
Why Wolves signing Oscar Rodriguez would be fantastic for the future As per Mundo Deportivo (h/t Birmingham Mail), Wolves are interested in signing Real Madrid midfielder Oscar Rodriguez in the summer. He is currently on a two-year loan deal with CD Leganes and the report suggests that Wolves could sign him for a cut-price fee …
Why Wolves should revive their interest in Matija Sarkic According to Birmingham Mail, Aston Villa have confirmed that Wolves target Matija Sarkic, will leave the club at the end of the season. Premier League strugglers Aston Villa announced recently that they will not renew the contract of 22-year-old goalkeeper Sarkic, whose current deal at Villa …
Why Wolves handing a new contract to Nuno Espirito Santo is a step in the right direction According to The Guardian, Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo has agreed to open contract talks with the club in the near future. Nuno, 46, started as a goalkeeping coach before taking over the reins at Rio Ave FC, …
Predicted Wolves XI to face Bournemouth in the Premier League Wolves are on the run for another European finish this season and are still alive in the Europa League that is to be played later in August. Wolves are currently 6th in the table, level on points with 5th-placed Manchester United. A win against Bournemouth …
Wolves prediction: Probable Wolves XI to face West Ham Wolves travel to London as they take on West ham in the London Stadium on Saturday when the Premier League resumes. Nuno Espirito Santo’s men have been brilliant throughout the campaign and are currently 6th in the league table. They would be hoping to fare better …
Why Alhassan Yusuf would be a gamble worth taking for Wolves As per ScoreNigeria (h/t The Shields Gazette), Wolves have made a £6.3m bid for IFK Goteborg midfielder Alhassan Yusuf ahead of the summer transfer window. Yusuf, 19, started with the Tiki-Taka Academy in Nigeria before moving to Sweden with IFK Goteborg in July 2018. …
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