Transfer Controversy: Wolves news round-up: Possible Matheus Cunha replacement, Premier League make controversial West Ham decision, as Marshall Munetsi has urged Joao Gomes to reject Wolves transfer

Wolves are gearing up for the final nine Premier League matches of the season as they focus on the upcoming game against West Ham. International players have returned to Compton Park, with Vitor Pereira preparing the team to face Graham Potter’s side at Molineux on Tuesday night.

In anticipation of the important matchup, Molineux News brings fans the latest news and rumors surrounding Wolves. The club is reportedly one of three Premier League clubs interested in Lyon forward Georges Mikautadze, alongside Crystal Palace and West Ham.

Fabio Silva’s underwhelming performance since his arrival from Porto in 2020 has led Wolves to alter their transfer strategy. Instead of costly signings, they are now focusing on young, high-potential talents at more reasonable prices, potentially setting the stage for a move for players like Rodrigo Gomes.

Wolves’ previous attempt to sign Mohammed Kudus in 2022 now sees the Ghanaian linked with a massive transfer to Saudi side Al-Nassr, a transfer that could have resulted in a substantial profit for the club had they sealed the deal back then.

Marshall Munetsi has encouraged Joao Gomes to turn down any potential transfer offers, highlighting the Brazilian’s importance to the team. Despite Spurs’ interest, Gomes is expected to stay at Molineux with several years left on his contract.

The Premier League has appointed Tony Harrington as the referee for the upcoming West Ham clash, with Scott Ledger and Sian Massey-Ellis as assistants and Stuart Attwell on VAR duty. Harrington’s appointment brings back memories of Max Kilman’s disallowed goal against West Ham, a moment that fans will remember vividly.

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