Tag: Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves move for Rob Edwards after Pereira exit

Rob Edwards (Middlesbrough)
November 2025

Wolves have approached Edwards following Vítor Pereira’s sacking after 0W-2D-8L. Edwards—under contract to 2028—has Boro third after 14 games. Compensation would be significant; his deep Wolves ties make the return attractive but disruptive for Boro. Wolves prioritize a stabilizer with recent promotion pedigree (Forest Green, Luton). Shortlist features multiple names; timing and buyout are hurdles. Boro must weigh promotion push against approach; succession planning at Rockliffe would be required.

Wolves sack Vítor Pereira after winless 10-game start

Vítor Pereira
November 2025

Wolves dismissed Pereira two months after a new contract. The team sits bottom with two points from ten, seven scored and 22 conceded, already eight adrift of safety. The move follows prolonged attacking anemia, fragile set-piece defending, and collapsing second halves. Successor decision is imminent. Recruitment left thin finishing and creativity. Out-of-possession distances grew, exposing the back line; restarts cost goals. Without reliable ball progression, Wolves ceded territory and momentum. Immediate fixes: compact block, prioritize high-value shots, specialist set-piece coaching, and a pragmatic interim who stabilizes results before January reinforcements.

Wolves Complete Signing of Jhon Arias

Jhon Arias (Fluminense > Wolverhampton Wanderers)
July 2025

Wolverhampton Wanderers have signed Colombian attacker Jhon Arias from Fluminense on a four-year deal, with an option to extend for another 12 months. He becomes Wolves’ latest addition in their efforts to boost their frontline.
Arias’ arrival brings creativity and pace from Brazil’s top flight. The deal was finalized after smooth negotiations between both clubs, with Wolves acting quickly to secure the winger ahead of rival European interest.

Wolves Declare Midfielder Andre Not for Sale Amid Juventus Interest

Andre (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
July 2025

Wolves have made it clear that Brazilian midfielder Andre is untouchable this summer, despite reported interest from Juventus. The club insists he is not available at any price in the current window.
Juventus have listed Andre as a potential target, but any move depends on an outgoing sale. Wolves view the midfielder as central to their plans and have shut down talks before they could progress.

Strand Larsen Secures Permanent Wolves Move

Jorgen Strand Larsen (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
July 2025

Wolves have confirmed the permanent signing of striker Jorgen Strand Larsen after his loan from Celta Vigo. The deal was triggered automatically after performance-based clauses in his contract were fulfilled during the 2024–25 season.
The Norwegian forward impressed during his loan spell, leading to Wolves activating a clause that turned the loan into a permanent contract until 2029. The agreement reflects the club’s long-term trust in his development.

Wolves Set to Land Celta Midfielder Fer Lopez

Fer López (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
June 2025

Wolves have agreed a €23 million (£19.6m) deal with Celta Vigo to sign 21-year-old midfielder Fer López, with potential add-ons raising the fee to €25 million (£21.3m).
López broke out last La Liga season with two goals in 17 appearances. The transfer is nearing completion as Wolves aim to strengthen midfield depth with young European talent.

Manchester City Agree Deal for Wolves’ Ait-Nouri

Rayan Ait-Nouri (Wolverhampton Wanderers > Manchester City)
Deal expected to finalize by Tuesday

Manchester City have reached an agreement to sign left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri from Wolves in a deal worth up to £36.3m, with plans to include him in the Club World Cup squad.
City will pay an initial £31m with add-ons. Ait-Nouri will discuss personal terms and undergo a medical before the Club World Cup squad deadline..

Man City Target Ait Nouri Ahead of Club World Cup

Rayan Ait Nouri (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
June 4, 2025

Manchester City are trying to sign Wolves’ Rayan Ait Nouri before Tuesday to include him in their Club World Cup squad.
No bid yet, but City want to finalize before June 18 kickoff; Wolves expect at least £50m for the left-back.

Cunha Seals £62.5m Switch to Manchester United

Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers > Manchester United)
June 2024

Manchester United have finalized the transfer of Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha from Wolves after activating his £62.5 million release clause. He becomes the club’s first confirmed signing of the summer window.
Cunha joins on a five-year deal after personal terms were agreed swiftly. United beat rival interest and acted quickly to meet the clause, securing the striker who netted 15 Premier League goals last season.

Man Utd Set to Sign Cunha After Triggering £62.5M Clause

Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
May 2025

Manchester United have triggered Matheus Cunha’s £62.5M release clause and will pay the fee over two years. A medical and five-year deal are in place.
After failing to spread payments over four to five years, United agreed to Wolves’ terms. Cunha scored 15 Premier League goals this season and is set to be their first summer signing.

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