Steve Bull issues January plea to Fosun as he lays out what Wolves need to do | OneFootball

"In an ideal world you would go out and bring in four or five players who could make a big difference to the team, but our position in the table makes that tough."

Bull was speaking to the Express and Star.

"The fact is some players simply won’t want to join a club which looks like it is going to be playing in the Championship next season. That doesn’t mean there aren’t players out there, and if there are deals to be done, they need to be done."

"In terms of outgoings, Wolves need to try and move on any players who no longer want to be there. That’s not to say they should be sold on the cheap, but you only want people on board who are committed to the cause."

Rob Edwards has confirmed Wolves need to sell to buy this month, a reversal from his earlier stance that stars would not have to be sold.

Interest from several Premier League clubs in Jorgen Strand Larsen makes him a candidate to depart in the coming weeks.

Joao Gomes has interest from Manchester United, and Crystal Palace have also been monitoring the Brazilian.

Marshall Munetsi has been linked with a move back to Ligue 1, with three clubs making their interest known.

Emmanuel Agbadou is at AFCON, and the Ivorian, who joined last January, has strong links to clubs in Türkiye.

Wolves are open to selling Jose Sa and Hwang Hee-chan to reinvest in younger, more promising options, and it could be a busy month at Molineux.

Source: Molineux.news