Wolves make the first approach to sign a South American jewel

After launching their summer activities with the arrival of Lopez iron, Wolverhampton Wanderers would try to redo money to sign a South American jewel.

What wolves can expect from iron lopez

Arriving for 19 million pounds sterling, the pressure will be on Lopez to hit the soil running in the midlands even if it is only 21 years old. The winger has all the tools to do exactly that, however, to follow an excellent Liga campaign in Celta Vigo the last time.

According to Adam Bate of Sky Sports, many fans of Celta Vigo have been left in a rage on the departure of Lopez because they know the talent they have just lost.

It will not be the first time that the 21 -year -old has been in English football. At 14, Lopez played a mandate for the Suffolk Bacton United ‘side. It was then that senior coach Ryan Owens had the chance to attend his first -hand talent.

He told Sky Sports: “He was a different sauce. Just a completely different level. But he would join us for the shooting sessions and the games on the side. He would pass the whole training session to put the ball in the upper corner of the net and remove the players.”

Now seven years later, Lopez finds himself in the midlands and seeks to storm English football after the biggest decision of his career so far.

The winger also not avoided talking about the opportunity to play in the Premier League, saying to the official Wolves website: “It is an incredible opportunity for my career to play in the Premier League, and I am very happy.”

The signature of young talents also seems to be the plan of the wolves this summer, in the midst of rumors that they have now contacted to sign an impressive South American talent.

Wolves make the first approach Breno Bidon

According to UOL, as relayed by Sport Witness, the Wolves have now made their first approach to sign Breno Bidon of Corinthians this summer and are joined by Arsenal and Brighton in their pursuit to sign the jewel of the midfield.

While the young Brazilian would have a liberation clause worth 100 million euros (85 million pounds sterling) in his current contract, the Corinthians are ready to accept a major agreement at a reduced price worth 15 million euros (13 million pounds sterling) to sell canon this summer in a huge boost for wolves.

Bidon would, of course, be the second Brazilian midfielder that wolves welcomed last year after signing Andre de Fluminense last summer. In two fast movements, Vitor Pereira could have two future Brazilian stars at his disposal while he continues to ask for improvements before his first full season at Wolves.