Vitor Pereira is already focusing on strengthening his Wolves squad in preparation for the upcoming summer transfer window. The recent 4-2 defeat to Crystal Palace served as a wake-up call, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities and midfield deficiencies that need addressing.
With the impending departure of Matheus Cunha to Manchester United, Wolves are actively searching for attacking midfield reinforcements, including potential targets like Harvey Elliott from Liverpool. However, the club is also keen on bolstering their deep-lying midfield options to compete with players like Andre and Joao Gomes. One player on their radar is Tochi Chukwuani, whose interest has been confirmed by renowned transfer insider Fabrizio Romano.
Chukwuani, a rising star in Austrian football, has caught the eye of Wolves due to his impressive performances in the Champions League and Austrian Bundesliga. At 6ft1, he brings physicality and presence to the midfield, qualities that Wolves are seeking to enhance their squad depth. Given Wolves’ success with foreign signings such as Emmanuel Agbadou and Jorgen Strand Larsen, there is optimism that Chukwuani could follow suit and make a significant impact at the club.
The 22-year-old midfielder has made 35 appearances across all competitions this season, demonstrating his potential and ability to contribute to Wolves’ midfield setup. With Romano’s report hinting at interest from Hoffenheim and French clubs as well, the competition for Chukwuani’s signature is heating up. However, Wolves are determined to secure his services and continue their trend of successful foreign recruitment to strengthen their squad for the challenges ahead.
