Wolves are in search of a new striker as they head into the summer transfer window. Last season’s top goal scorers, Jorgen Strand Larsen and Matheus Cunha, are no longer with the team. Cunha has made a move to Manchester United, leaving fans worried about the team’s ability to replace his goals and creativity.
It is clear that Wolves need to bring in another striker for the upcoming season. Sasa Kalajdzic is set to go out on loan to regain his fitness after a serious knee injury, and Fabio Silva is also expected to depart permanently.
Reports suggest that Wolves are eyeing Willem Geubbels from St. Gallen in Switzerland. The 23-year-old forward impressed last season, finishing with 14 league goals, the same as Strand Larsen. There is interest from various clubs across Europe, including teams in the Premier League, Germany, and the Netherlands.
St. Gallen is aware of the attention surrounding Geubbels and may be willing to let him go for around £8.5 million. Although the competition for his signature is fierce, Wolves may see him as a suitable replacement for Cunha, given his versatility and attacking abilities.
Geubbels has shown promise since making his debut as a teenager and has the potential to make a significant impact at Wolves if a deal can be reached. The young forward’s style of play suggests he could fill the void left by Cunha and contribute effectively to Wolves’ attacking options next season.
