Wolves are on the lookout for young talent to bolster their squad this summer, with manager Gary O’Neil keen to find players at a bargain price. Following their strategy of investing in youth, Wolves have been focusing on signing promising talents to ensure a strong squad that can compete in the Premier League.
After losing Pedro Neto to Chelsea, Wolves brought in Carlos Forbs and goalkeeper Sam Johnstone to strengthen their team. Despite facing challenges, Wolves have managed to secure some wins and climb out of the danger zone in the league. With financial constraints limiting their ability to make big signings, Wolves are committed to building a team that can sustain itself.
Amidst rumors of potential departures from the club, Wolves are now eyeing Celtic forward Daniel Cummings as a possible bargain signing. The 18-year-old has been in fine form for Celtic’s youth sides, attracting attention from clubs like Wolves, Fulham, Ipswich, Sunderland, and Burnley. With Cummings nearing the end of his contract at Celtic, Wolves are hoping to snap up this talented youngster for a minimal fee.
As they continue to prioritize youth development, Wolves are looking to secure promising prospects like Cummings to strengthen their squad for the future. By identifying and signing young talents at an affordable cost, Wolves are aiming to build a competitive team capable of achieving success in the long term.
