Wolves’ 1-1 draw with Stoke City over the weekend highlighted the urgent need for Vitor Pereira’s squad to reinforce with more players.
Despite offloading many key players, Wolves have only brought in two new additions this summer – Fer Lopez and Jhon Arias as attacking options.
The club is on the lookout for a right-back, left-back, midfielder, and forward player in the transfer window, but financial constraints have hindered their ability to compete in the market.
After missing out on some key targets, including losing the race for Samuel Lino to Flamengo, Wolves are now in competition with other clubs for another top talent from Europe.
The club’s low spending, only ahead of Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, is a concern for Pereira who has ambitions of achieving a mid-table finish.
With funds potentially available from the sale of Matheus Cunha, Wolves are eyeing Bayer Leverkusen forward Amine Adli with a potential £23 million offer.
Adli, a versatile player who can operate in various attacking positions, is eager to test himself in the Premier League and could provide vital support to the team.
Despite uncertainties over Leverkusen’s willingness to sell, Adli’s previous praise from Xabi Alonso and Simon Rolfes suggests he could be a valuable addition to the squad.
