How Wolves feel about selling Tommy Doyle as Wrexham, Birmingham and Sunderland lurk | OneFootball

Wolves are ready to let Tommy Doyle leave the club this summer amid interest from several clubs including Wrexham and Birmingham.

Wolves would prefer to loan Tommy Doyle this summer, although the midfielder is set to leave Molineux regardless during the upcoming summer window.

The 23-year-old has made 50 Premier League appearances for Wanderers in the past two seasons, but he fell out of favour after Vitor Pereira’s appointment in December.

The Portuguese coach made it clear that Doyle wasn’t suited to his style of play, and Doyle even failed to make the matchday squad on some occasions.

Tommy Doyle transfer latest as Wrexham, Birmingham and Sunderland circle

Therefore, a summer move always appeared to be on the cards for the ex-England U21 international, and journalist Liam Keen has confirmed Wolves’ stance on the player, as well as stating that Wrexham, Birmingham and Sunderland are among those monitoring Doyle.

He explained that whilst they would rather Doyle leave on loan, there is an understanding that he will move on this summer, so they are open to a permanent sale at the right price.

As part of the agreement that brought Doyle to Molineux, Man City will be entitled to 50% of the profit if the midfielder does move on permanently, with Wolves having signed the player for around £4.3m.

Tommy Doyle could become a key player in the Championship

It’s no surprise that there is genuine interest in Doyle, because he is a very good player who needs game time, which isn’t going to come at Wolves.

Unfortunately for him, he lacks the physicality to play in Pereira’s side, and it’s clear a move is required for the sake of his career.

If Sunderland firm up their interest with an offer, they will be an attractive option due to their Premier League status, although Doyle is sure to want guarantees of first-team football.

But, if Wrexham or Blues can convince him to drop to the Championship, it would be a real coup. The Man City academy graduate boasts an excellent passing range, he plays with bite and he can deliver a good set-piece.

So, he could be a real asset at this level, and, whether it’s a loan or a permanent move, you could make a strong case to say he would improve every team at this level.