Wolverhampton Wanderers are on the verge of signing Fluminense’s André Trindade before the transfer window closes on Friday, as reported by Globo Esporte. The Wolves have put forward a bid of €22m plus €3m in bonuses for the midfielder, and Fluminense have agreed to let him make the move to Molineux.
The deal between the two clubs is nearing completion, with only a few details left to finalize before the agreement is confirmed. Negotiations have been conducted by his agent, Carlos Leite.
Sources from ESPN in Brazil also confirm that Fluminense have accepted Wolves’ offer for André, which includes a future sale percentage clause. The final details are being worked out to ensure the deal goes through smoothly.
TNT Sports Brazil journalist Aline Nastari reports that Fluminense have agreed to the offer from Wolves, and negotiations are expected to be wrapped up within hours. The player is set to travel to England soon for his medical with the Wolves, with the South American club also looking for a percentage of a future sale.
