17 Dec 2022 06:42:31
From the BBC Sport via (Todofichajes - in Spanish)



Wolves are trying to sign five-time Champions League winner Isco from Sevilla. The 30-year-old former Real Madrid midfielder - capped 38 times by Spain - is also wanted by Juventus, Napoli and Aston Villa.

1.) 17 Dec 2022
17 Dec 2022 06:54:54
Also from the bbc

It could be a busy January transfer window for Wolves, who want to bring in up to six new players when it opens. The club's new Spanish manager Julen Lopetegui has indicated he wants to add more British players to the squad. (Times - subscription required)

Wolves want to sign Manchester United's English right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka, 25. (Express and Star)

Leicester, Wolves and West Ham are among sides interested in 22-year-old Morocco midfielder Azzedine Ounahi after he caught the eye at the World Cup. Ounahi plays in Ligue 1 for Angers. (Sky Sports)

2.) 17 Dec 2022
17 Dec 2022 09:28:02
We'll be linked to so many players over the next 5-6 weeks. It'll be silly season on steroids. Just have to wait and see who turns up at Compton in a Wolves shirt. Most importantly whoever comes in needs to hit the ground running to help produce the results to climb out the bottom three.

3.) 17 Dec 2022
17 Dec 2022 15:15:57
".up to six.".

4.) 17 Dec 2022
17 Dec 2022 16:24:30
We're being linked to anyone from Lopetegui's past as well as Garganzas past. The only exception I've seen is Cuhna.

5.) 17 Dec 2022
17 Dec 2022 17:03:23
Shouldn't get too excited about the players being bandied about by the press,if they are any good you can expect that other clubs will be interested and our current league position will hardly be inviting regardless of who the manager is. I'm sure JL has a wish list but that is a long way from players actually arriving at the Mol, some tough negotiations ahead I think. What will be equally interesting is the number of players who may be made available for exit.
Try to imagine the squad without Neves, Traore, Ait Nouri and others who may be attracting attention regardless of those who may push for a move in the next window.
We will have to rely heavily on JL powers of persuasion to come through this window significantly stronger and able to avoid relegation. Generally I'm an optimist but I'm not fooling myself that these are going to be difficult weeks
ahead.

6.) 17 Dec 2022
17 Dec 2022 18:48:01
Winton, it's not all doom and gloom. In reality, Wolves are a PL team and Lopetegui is a manager who has managed the Spanish national team as well as Real Madrid. This guy us a big hitter in the football world and he wouldn't ordinarily join a team like Wolves unless he had a clear vision and the backing to achieve what he wants. We may not be able to compete for the big big names out there but we'll get some good players.

7.) 18 Dec 2022
18 Dec 2022 07:37:51
I think we will get in and retain players who will push us on to win games move us up the table.

Players who aren't producing what they should are no good for us.
Imo footballers are payed a fortune and when they step over that white line they should give their all,that's what will make me content.
With JL we have a better manager so surely players will be better.
See the caution and rightly so but think if we can't kick on under JL we never will.
Come on you wolves.

8.) 18 Dec 2022
18 Dec 2022 09:37:21
Hi Jas,
I know it's not all doom and gloom and I am of the opinion that we already have some quality players in the squad the task for JL will be to get the current squad to gel effectively and then to integrate any incoming players quickly and whilst I agree with you about the quality of the manager the time available to him is limited.

9.) 18 Dec 2022
18 Dec 2022 10:29:12
Very hard to quantify, but if we can land 2 out of 5 first choice targets it will probably be good business. As previous posters have said anyone any good other clubs are in for, and good strikers are like gold dust.

Just a thought but as a club we seem unable to keep our cards as tight to our chest as we used to.