Wolverhampton Wanderers are looking ahead to the summer transfer window as they near Premier League safety, with their sights set on signing a La Liga star before Manchester City can make their move.
As Wolves look to solidify their place in the Premier League for another season, they are eyeing a potential departure of Matheus Cunha, who has attracted interest from clubs like Arsenal. With funds potentially raised from Cunha’s exit, Wolves are targeting Sergi Altimira from Celta Vigo for a reported €50m release clause.
Despite competition from Manchester City, Wolves are hopeful that Altimira may choose guaranteed game time in the Midlands over a move to the Etihad. With plans to pair him with Joao Gomes, the team aims to replace Mario Lemina and strengthen their midfield for the upcoming season.
Securing Altimira’s signature would be a significant move for Wolves, and they are poised to make their move once Premier League safety is confirmed. The potential addition of Altimira could signal a new era for Wolverhampton Wanderers under manager Vitor Pereira.
