Wolverhampton Wanderers are reportedly keeping a close eye on Millwall striker Mihailo Ivanovic as they aim to strengthen their attacking options for the upcoming season. Coach Vitor Pereira is keen to add depth to their forward line to provide competition for Jorgen Strand Larsen. While Wolves were previously linked with top strikers like Tammy Abraham and Yuri Alberto, their focus has now shifted to the Championship in the pursuit of potential talent.
According to reports from South London journalist Richard Cawley, Wolves have been closely monitoring Ivanovic, a promising 20-year-old who showcased his abilities by scoring an impressive 12 goals in 37 Championship matches last season. Ivanovic’s game is characterized by a strong defensive work ethic, physical presence, and a knack for finding the back of the net. Despite his undeniable talent, it remains to be seen whether Millwall will be willing to part ways with the young forward, especially considering he signed a long-term contract just last summer.
In addition to their interest in Ivanovic, Wolves are also eyeing Brondby left-back Clement Bischoff as a potential replacement for Rayan Ait-Nouri, who is currently in advanced talks to make a move to Manchester City. Bischoff, a versatile 19-year-old, has made a name for himself with his attacking prowess and adaptability to various positions on the field. Following a failed transfer saga with Brighton earlier this year, Bischoff has expressed his desire to secure a move abroad and could bring valuable contributions to Wolves’ squad.
Nevertheless, negotiations with Brondby would be necessary to secure the services of Bischoff for the upcoming season. Despite the potential stumbling block of a failed move in the past, Bischoff remains determined to make his mark abroad and is eager to contribute his talents to help Wolves achieve their goals in the upcoming season. The club will need to navigate the complexities of transfer dealings to secure both Ivanovic and Bischoff, adding depth and quality to their squad as they prepare for the challenges ahead.
