Wolves have ended their Premier League season on a high note, winning their last five matches. However, the club is already looking ahead to the summer transfer window, with several players expected to depart.
Matheus Cunha is reportedly set to join Manchester United, who are willing to trigger his £62.5 million release clause. Cunha’s departure will be a significant loss for Wolves, although the team has seemed to perform better without him in recent matches.
Another player likely to leave is Tommy Doyle, who hasn’t featured prominently under manager Vitor Pereira. Pereira believes Doyle lacks the physicality required to play in his midfield two, stating that he’s better suited to being a number 10.
Doyle’s future seems all but decided, with Pereira hinting that he’ll depart the club. A move away from Molineux could be beneficial for Doyle, allowing him to prosper and reach his potential. Championship clubs have already shown interest in signing him, and it’s likely that he’ll find a new opportunity elsewhere.
