After a lackluster season on loan at Wolves, Carlos Forbs is now returning to his parent club Ajax. Despite high hopes when he joined Wolves on loan in the summer of 2024, Forbs struggled to make an impact under both Gary O’Neil and Vitor Pereira.
The winger failed to meet the appearances required for Wolves to trigger an obligation to buy clause, leading to his imminent return to Ajax. Danny Blind, a member of the club’s Supervisory Board, confirmed that Forbs will not be a part of Wolves’ plans going forward.
While Forbs’ time at Wolves was disappointing, there is still potential for him to thrive at a new club in the future. Fans may have had high expectations for the former Manchester City academy player, but he was unable to prove himself at Wolves.
Looking ahead, it seems Forbs will have to find a new club where he can truly showcase his talent and potentially make a bigger impact than he did at Wolves. It’s a clear sign that he wasn’t the right fit for the team, and now it’s time for both parties to move on.
