Wolves are now faced with the challenging task of finding a replacement for Rayan Ait-Nouri, who was recently sold to Manchester City after five years at the club. Fans were disheartened by the sale, believing that Ait-Nouri was undervalued given his talent and potential.
During the pre-season, Hugo Bueno will have the opportunity to impress manager Vitor Pereira, but whether he will directly replace Ait-Nouri in the upcoming season remains uncertain. Several players have been linked to Wolves as potential replacements for the Algerian, including Clement Bischoff from Brondby and Gerard Martin from Barcelona.
However, a new name has emerged as Wolves show interest in Young Boys left-back Jaouen Hadjam. Hadjam, who was recently voted the best left-back in Switzerland, made significant contributions to his team last season with goals and assists, including appearances in the Champions League.
With multiple clubs interested in Hadjam, including Torino, Augsburg, and Sevilla FC, Young Boys are reportedly asking for around £6 million to release the Algerian international. If Wolves secure his signing, Hadjam would have big shoes to fill following Ait-Nouri’s departure, who had established himself as one of the top left-backs in the Premier League with his attacking prowess.
While Wolves may be hoping to secure a bargain with the potential signing of Hadjam, Pereira will undoubtedly feel the absence of Ait-Nouri in the upcoming season.
