Wolves are keeping a close eye on Nicolas Raskin, but they are not ready to make an offer just yet, according to sources familiar with the situation at Molineux News.
There is speculation that Raskin, who has spent the last two and a half years at Rangers, could be heading to the Midlands soon.
Both Wolves and Aston Villa are interested in the midfielder, who had an impressive season in the 2024/25 Scottish Premiership.
Despite already strengthening their midfield with the addition of Fer Lopez, Wolves fans are excited about the prospect of signing Raskin, who was involved in 16 goals from central midfield for Rangers last season.
While Wolves have been monitoring Raskin’s progress, it is unlikely that they will make an offer anytime soon, according to transfer expert Graeme Bailey.
Although Raskin is similar to Joao Gomes, it may be difficult for him to break into Wolves’ starting XI under manager Vitor Pereira.
With Tommy Doyle likely to leave Wolves this summer, either permanently or on loan, there may be room for Raskin in the squad.
Wolves could potentially make an offer above £15m for Raskin, which would be seen as a bargain considering his potential and recent performances for the Belgium national team.
Despite facing competition for a spot in the starting lineup, Raskin’s versatility and skill set make him an attractive option for Wolves as they consider bolstering their midfield options.
