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·30 August 2024

Report: Wolves on the Verge of Completing Double Deadline Day Transfer Move

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Exciting Times Ahead as Wolves Close In on Sensational Double Signing

Wolverhampton Wanderers are on the verge of concluding two thrilling signings in what has been an active summer transfer window at Molineux. The former Manchester City winger, Carlos Forbs, and a promising Brazilian star are poised to join, enhancing the squad for the upcoming Premier League season.

Strategic Squad Strengthening

With the departure of key players such as Pedro Neto and Max Kilman, who have moved to Chelsea and West Ham respectively, Wolves have been astute in their recruitment under the guidance of Gary O’Neil. This summer, they’ve made several crucial additions, including the likes of Rodrigo Gomes and Jorgen Strand Larsen, and not forgetting the permanent acquisition of Tommy Doyle from Manchester City, who initially joined on loan.


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On transfer deadline day, Wolves not only welcomed the England goalkeeper, Johnstone, from Crystal Palace but also announced a significant agreement with Ajax for the transfer of Carlos Forbs. As per reports, Forbs is set to join on a loan with an option to buy, marking a major coup for the Wolves. “Wolves have forged an agreement with Ajax for Portugal U21 winger Forbs,” confirms reports from TeamTalk. The terms of the deal are particularly appealing, with an option to make the move permanent for a sum of £11.4 million.

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The Significance of the Forbs and Andre Deals

While Forbs has not yet made a senior appearance for Manchester City, his time at the academy and subsequent move to Ajax saw him build a strong reputation. Despite a modest return of three goals and five assists in 38 appearances for Ajax, the 20-year-old winger is viewed as a dynamic and promising forward, poised to carve out a significant role at Wolves.

Simultaneously, Wolves are finalizing the transfer of Brazilian midfielder Andre, who has been linked with various top clubs in the Premier League. The deal with Fluminense is reportedly worth an initial €22 million, potentially rising to €25 million. “Andre has taken a big step closer to joining Wolves as he has ‘passed his medical’,” as revealed by Ben Jacobs, adding to the optimism at Molineux.

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Preparing for a Competitive Season

With these acquisitions, Wolves are significantly strengthening their squad, compensating for the exits of Neto and Kilman, and bringing fresh talent to Molineux. The strategic vision of Wolves’ sporting director Matt Hobbs, aiming to bring at least two more players before the window closes, reflects a well-calculated approach to building a competitive team for the 24/25 season.

These moves not only promise to enhance the team’s on-field performance but also excite the fans and signify a clear direction in the club’s transfer strategy. As the new season approaches, the integration of these players will be crucial in determining Wolves’ competitiveness in a challenging league.

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As a die-hard Wolves supporter, the prospect of signing Carlos Forbs and Andre is nothing short of electrifying. The potential arrival of Forbs, a player who, despite limited exposure at the senior level, has shown immense promise and flair in his youth performances, is a testament to the club’s commitment to nurturing young talent. His ability to contribute to goals and his pace on the wing could be exactly what we need to inject some excitement back into our attacking play.

Andre’s imminent signing is equally thrilling. Having been courted by some of the Premier League’s top clubs, his decision to choose Wolves is a significant endorsement of the club’s direction and ambitions. His abilities in midfield, coupled with his proven track record in Brazil, suggest that he could be a transformative figure in our quest to climb the league standings.

These signings reflect a clear strategy to rebuild and rejuvenate the squad, making it younger and more dynamic. The club’s management deserves immense credit for pulling off such promising deals, which could very well redefine our season. Here’s to a successful campaign and watching our new stars light up Molineux!

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