13 Aug 2026 14:34:19
Wolves are reportedly interested in Brighton winger Amario Cozier-Duberry, with the intention of taking him on loan with the option to buy of around £8 million.
Jordan James deal on final details, with him going to have medical on Saturday, after attending game tomorrow.
Wolves are trying very hard to sell either Jose Sa or Sam Johnstone and are looking at options of goalkeepers.
Their shortlist currently includes Svetoslav Vutslov €3 million, Jacob Widell Zetterstrom £6 million, Nick Pope £2 million and Viktor Johansson £10 million.
Zetterstrom is the main target; however, any deal hinges on Jose Sa and Johnstone’s departure.
13 Aug 2026 15:06:23
Can confirm what you've posted too, mate, as seen the same from sources.
13 Aug 2026 15:33:35
The thing is, Rob Edwards, Wolves are always looking, watching, interested, but most never happen.
With you and Rated saying the same, something might happen. Fingers crossed, Wolves need someone.
Wolves def need another RW to help Rodrigo out.
Fingers crossed Jordan James announced for medical.
Then another Cf to help Jimenez and Armstrong, keep Santi and Krejkci for CBs. Wolves should have a chance to go straight back to PL.
13 Aug 2026 15:59:08
Andrew Ventura was mentioned a few weeks ago too.
13 Aug 2026 14:49:02
Rob (or anyone else) do you have any knowledge of:
1. If it requires both SJ and Sa to leave or could it be 1 in 1 out?
2. Can Amario be brought in if no other players leave?
3.
What progress is there with disposals of the unwanted players.
4. Are Mane and Krejci both def staying?
5. How close to an SCR issue the club is in 2026/7
13 Aug 2026 15:18:02
Could you please share the source?
13 Aug 2026 16:42:37
Futureisgold
It's still a tricky one.
1. Yes, but would depend on HG (unless others were sold).
2. No, he would fill one of HG spots, but the squad is still a little large. Expect movement.
3. Talks are happening, but nothing advanced.
4. Unless a bigger fee for Krejci comes in, Wolves will hold, although we are expecting movement as the fee currently isn't too far away.
5. Unsure on the financials of the club. It's not really spoken about, to be honest.
13 Aug 2026 18:51:29
Wolfoftheeast
Tks for the response
However I would have thought all the answers would have to be framed in the context of the key issue facing Wolves
Whilst HG is also a major issue surely SCR is the major one.
Wolves can't simply sign players increasing wages and amort without understanding where they sit with regard to SCR
Clearly whilst the last set of accounts available are for a period a year before the season we are now worrying about, i.e. they will be 2 sets prior, they would indicate that there is a massive amount of work to do.
I believe wages and amort have to be under the limit of 85% of turnover plus profit on sales and I believe a £15m flex
The denominator is thus 85% of turnover, (including parachute payment), of say 110m + profits on Gomes and others (who - not Larsen as he is in the prior years accounts? ) of say 28m = 138*0.85 = 117 plus a 15m owner top up i.e. 132 in total.
In the last accounts wages were 150 (scaled back to 12 months from 13) and amort 81 (similarly scaled back)
So 231 or nearly 100m more than allowed!
Wages will include non football related ones, but how much was paid to the cleaners, groundsman, catering staff etc etc, and of course will also be lower due to relegation clauses.
Additionally wages and amort may be lower due to transfer activity - (high wage players sold - but given the scale of transfer activity - far more amort was added than lost and high wage earners were added as well as lost ) - since these last accounts but it wouldn't appear to be a lot at best!
So have they achieved the 100m ish reduction required across wages and amort?
From the information available it is unlikely to be comfortable to put it mildly?
That is surely one of the key reasons why Wolves are keen to unload the deadwood but might sadly be forced to sell the quality players - Gomes J has already gone - to both reduce the numerator and in the case of the quality players improve the denominator.