The upcoming summer transfer window is poised to be a pivotal period for Wolves at Molineux as changes loom on the horizon. Manager Vitor Pereira is already looking ahead to the 2025/26 season and contemplating how to enhance his squad.
Following a successful January transfer window which saw three new signings, Pereira is preparing for further player movement in the summer. Among his priorities is the desire to add a forward to the team, but there are other positions that could benefit from reinforcement as well.
One potential transfer target that has caught the eye of Wolves is Caspar Jander from FC Nurnberg. The 22-year-old central midfielder has been impressing in the 2.Bundesliga with his defensive contributions and attacking flair, qualities that align with Pereira’s vision for the team.
With a keen eye for assists and creating scoring opportunities, Jander could offer Wolves a valuable playmaking option in the midfield. His proficiency in crossing the ball ranks among the top midfielders in the German league, a skill that could complement the strengths of striker Jorgen Strand Larsen.
Strand Larsen, who has been identified as a potential successor to Raul Jimenez, could benefit greatly from the service provided by a player like Jander. The 25-year-old Norwegian has shown promise, but with improved supply from a skilled playmaker, he could become a more prolific goal-scoring threat for Wolves.
Scout Julian Berce has hailed Jander as a ‘game changer’ for his ability to impact matches with his playmaking skills. If Pereira is able to secure the midfielder’s services, it could lead to a transformation in Wolves’ attacking play, with both Strand Larsen and the team as a whole benefiting from his contributions. The addition of a player like Jander could be the missing piece needed to fill the void left by Jimenez’s departure and elevate Wolves to new heights in the upcoming season.
