Wolves have received a major boost in their pursuit of a new goalkeeper as the summer transfer window approaches its final days. The potential signing of Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsdale seemed uncertain as the Gunners were adamant about finding a replacement first. However, with Arsenal reportedly agreeing to personal terms with Joan Garcia from Espanyol, Wolves now have the green light to pursue Ramsdale. While Arsenal prefers a permanent deal, Wolves are currently exploring the possibility of a loan agreement.
Despite this positive development, Bournemouth remains a competitor in the race for Ramsdale’s signature, given the goalkeeper’s past association with the club. Fabrizio Romano’s recent announcement on Instagram suggests that Ramsdale is likely to part ways with Arsenal soon. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur has expressed interest in Wolves’ midfielder Joao Gomes, following an injury to Rodrigo Bentancur. Spurs are reportedly willing to make a significant offer to secure Gomes, although Wolves are reluctant to part ways with a key player in central midfield.
Gomes’ impressive performances last season, where he made 38 appearances and contributed with two goals and an assist, highlight his importance to Wolves’ midfield. Losing Gomes would undoubtedly be a setback for Wolves, given his valuable presence in the heart of the team. Despite the interest from Spurs and the potential competition for Ramsdale, Wolves are navigating the transfer market in hopes of strengthening their squad for the upcoming season.
