Wolves are expected to make some significant changes to their squad this summer, with several players potentially departing. The club may look to sign new players, particularly in forward areas, with Pablo Sarabia set to leave and Carlos Forbs returning to Ajax after his loan.
Midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from Chelsea has emerged as a potential target for Wolves. Dewsbury-Hall struggled to get game time at Chelsea after a £30 million transfer, but he impressed at Leicester, scoring 12 goals and making 14 assists in the Championship.
Dewsbury-Hall’s versatility to play as an eight or a 10, as well as his creativity in the final third, could add depth to Wolves’ midfield. Although it doesn’t seem like there’s intense interest at the moment, Dewsbury-Hall’s potential availability and Chelsea’s possible willingness to sanction a sale make him a player to watch in the coming months.
Wolves’ interest in Dewsbury-Hall is part of a broader effort to strengthen the squad and address potential departures, including Goncalo Guedes, Hwang Hee-chan, and Tommy Doyle. The club’s summer transfer activity will be crucial in shaping their future success.
