Wolves are now ready to make the January offer for 103,000 km

Wolverhampton Wanderers is now ready to make a January offer for an “artist” of midfielder, who is also targeted by the rivals of Premier League Aston Villa.

Wolves are still not outside the brand in the Premier League

It was a scorching start for the Premier League season for Wolves, who remained at the bottom of the table after a very disappointing 3-1 defeat at home against Leeds United newly promoted last weekend.

The Vitor Pereira team is the only high -level flight club to collect a single point this season, but there was a respite in the EFL Cup, after reaching the fourth round, after passing West Ham United and, more recently, Everton.

On Wednesday evening, there were promising signs, with the old gold beating the 2-0 Toffees in Molinine, graceful of the goals of Marshall Munetsi and Tolu Arokodare, and the manager remains confident that his players have the capacity to overthrow the steam.

Pereira said: “The work I look at every day in training is difficult work and it is a group that works a lot, they compete and want to be at a better level. We simply miss the results because players have quality.”

If things do not improve, however, and their status as the Premier League is at stake, the Wolves may have to inject new quality into the team during the January transfer window, and they are now looking to sign the Juventus midfielder Manuel Locatelli.

It is according to a report from Italy (via Sport Witness), which indicates that old gold is now ready to make an offer for Locatelli in January, although there will be competition from some of their premier league rivals.

West Ham United and Aston Villa are also ready to make their own offers, and there are signs that an agreement could be possible, the series side to plan to sanction a departure, although it is not clear what type of fee they would look for.

“Artist” Locatelli could play a major role in wolves securing survival

Even if we are only five games in the new Premier League season, it is already starting to look like Wolves’ main objective this season will simply avoid the decline, and Juventus Maestro from £ 103,000 per week could pass the Pereira midfielder to the next level.

International of Italy established, with 32 selections with his name, the 27 -year -old has a lot of high -level experience, after having made 22 appearances in the Champions League, and he is very well evaluated by the Ben Mattinson Scout.

Not only is the midfielder comfortable in possession, but he is also solid on the defensive, as his performance shows in certain key statistics in the past year.

Locatelli could be an excellent signature for the Wolves, but it is questionable to know if a player of his quality would be interested in passing on one side threatened with relegation.