Wolves are approaching the summer transfer window with the goal of strengthening their squad, but it appears that they may not be pursuing a supposed Premier League winger target.
Despite facing a tumultuous season, Wolves are on track to secure survival in the Premier League, with only a 0.76% chance of being relegated. The team is currently nine points clear of the drop zone with eight games left to play, leading to optimism among fans for a brighter season ahead. However, to ensure future success, Fosun must provide the necessary support to manager Vitor Pereira and make strategic recruitment decisions.
Recent reports have circulated linking Wolves to Luis Guilherme of West Ham United. The 19-year-old joined West Ham in a £25.5 million deal from Palmeiras last summer but has struggled to make an impact at the London Stadium. Despite high hopes for Guilherme, his first season with the club has been underwhelming, with limited playing time and a lack of significant contributions to the team.
Speculation about Guilherme’s potential departure from West Ham has surfaced, but transfer expert Graeme Bailey believes that a move to Molineux is unlikely for the young Brazilian winger. Bailey suggests that Guilherme may not be the right fit for Wolves at this stage, citing concerns about his performance and readiness for a move to a new club.
While Wolves have had success in the past with young talents like Joao Gomes and Pedro Lima, Guilherme’s situation poses a potential risk for the club. It may be more prudent for Wolves to focus on signing players with proven quality and experience this summer, following the recent acquisition of Emmanuel Agbadou as a step in the right direction. This strategic shift in approach could lead to more successful signings and strengthen Wolves’ position in the Premier League for the upcoming season.
