Why Wolves should sign M’bala Nzola to add more depth to their attack According to Tuttomercato (h/t Birmingham Live), Wolves have been touted to make a move for M’Bala Nzola of Spezia in the January transfer window. His agent has mentioned interest from English clubs which, according to the report, are Newcastle and West Ham. …
Why Wolves should reignite their interest in Otavio Monteiro Back in June, a report from The Sunday Mirror (28/6; Page 66) had claimed that Wolves were interested in signing Brazilian attacking midfielder Otavio Monteiro from FC Porto. However, the rumours linking the 25-year-old with a move to the Black County outfit came to nothing and …
Why Wolves signing Renato Sanches would be a great move According to Calciomercato (h/t ESPN), Wolves want to sign Renato Sanches from Lille. The player has attracted their interest after regaining some form over the last season. He had to encounter some difficult spells at Bayern and Swansea before settling down in France. Profile Renato Sanches …
Why Wolves should return for Joao Palhinha in the next transfer window According to Birmingham Live, Wolves have kept a firm interest in Joao Palhinha of Sporting CP. It has also been reported that the player is keen on a move to the Premier League and Wolves could be to his liking. The interest from Wolves …
Why Wolves should reignite their interest in Rafael Leao Back in August, Italian outlet Calciomercato (h/t Birmingham Live) had reported that Wolves were keeping tabs on AC Milan striker Rafael Leao with a view to a potential transfer before the summer deadline. However, no move materialised and the youngster stayed put at the San Siro. …
Why a new contract for Pedro Neto is a step in the right direction for Wolves Sky Sports confirmed that Pedro Neto has signed a new contract with Wolves which runs until 2025. A new and long-term contract was handed to the player on the back of his performances last season. Profile Pedro Neto is …
Why Wolves should reignite their interest in Franck Kessie Back in August 2019, a report from Sky Sports had claimed that Wolves were interested in signing Ivorian international midfielder Franck Kessie from AC Milan. However, negotiations between the clubs failed to reach a positive conclusion after the Black County outfit failed to meet the Serie …
Wolves looking to sign Djed Spence – A Good signing? According to Teamtalk (h/t Birmingham Mail), Wolves could look to move for Djed Spence in the January transfer window. The report also states that Middlesbrough are finding it difficult to hold onto their asset. Many Premier League clubs are vying for the player despite his contract …
Why Wolves should reignite their interest in Andrea Pinamonti Back in May 2019, a report from FC Inter News (h/t Birmingham Live) mentioned Wolves among the potential suitors for highly-rated Inter Milan striker Andrea Pinamonti. However, a move to West Midlands never quite materialised for the youngster, who eventually ended up joining fellow Italian club …
Why Wolves should reignite interest in Hwang Hee-chan to replace Jota Back in December last year, The Telegraph (h/t Birmingham Live) reported that Wolves had identified South Korean international forward Hwang Hee-chan as a prime target heading into the winter market. However, a move to West Midlands never materialised. Hwang eventually signed for German outfit …
Why Max Kilman new deal is a step in the right direction for Wolves According to the Express & Star, Wolves defender Max Kilman has put pen to paper on a new five-year deal to extend his stay at Molineux until the summer of 2025. The 23-year-old’s previous deal was due to expire in 2022. …
Michael Chandler is at Fight Island as cover for the main event but already has his sights set on a big UFC name Former Bellator champion Michael Chandler is serving as the cover for Khabib Nurmagomedov vs Justin Gaethje at Fight Island. The American is keen on making a mark in the UFC after signing …
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