Wolverhampton Wanders are set to sign a “quality player” in a permanent transfer, something which has delighted Gary O‘Neil.
Wolves transfer rumours
Wolves are currently vying for a top-half position in the Premier League with just five games left. O’Neil, who joined shortly before the season started, has performed well on the field. However, there have been moments of frustration off the field, especially in the transfer market.
In the January transfer window, Wolves were unable to secure a new striker and loaned out Fabio Silva and Sasa Kalajdzic. O’Neil hasn’t overlooked this, expressing his frustration after the recent draw with Burnley earlier this month.
Wolves are aiming to address their attacking lineup this summer, with plans to acquire teenage forward Stephano Carrillo from Santos Laguna in Mexico. Additionally, they are preparing an offer for Eddie Nketiah from Arsenal and are rumored to be leading the race to sign Che Adams from Southampton. There’s also speculation about a bid for Rodrigo Gomes from SC Braga.
However, Wolves aren’t solely focused on bolstering their attack. They have reportedly made contact regarding UD Las Palmas goalkeeper Alvaro Valles. One deal that appears to be on track is for a current loanee at Molineux.
Wolves set to sign Tommy Doyle
It’s great to hear that Wolves are looking to secure Tommy Doyle on a long-term basis. His performances must have really impressed the club during his loan spell.
Gary O’Neil’s enthusiasm about Tommy Doyle’s potential permanent move to Wolves is evident. It seems like Doyle has integrated well into the team and is enjoying his time at Molineux, which bodes well for a smooth transition to a long-term contract.
It’s impressive to see Tommy Doyle becoming a regular contributor at Wolves at such a young age. His consistent performances and goal in the FA Cup highlight his potential and value to the team. It’s also encouraging to hear that he’s received praise from Andy Edwards.
