Ladislav Krejci 'too good for Championship', says former Wolves man | OneFootball

Wolves have been warned that clubs could keep tabs on Ladislav Krejci despite his move being made permanent, with suggestions he is too good for the Championship.

“Ladislav Krejci had a very good first game, obviously got himself on the score sheet,” said former Wolves player Micky Gray, speaking on talkSPORT.

“A lot of talk about him maybe leaving. I know he was on loan at Wolves last season, but he's a talented centre-half and I'm sure there's a lot of Premier League sides to be keeping an eye on how he performs in these games.”

Commentator Ian Danter said: “I can't believe he'll stay in the Championship, Mick.” Gray replied: “I don't know. He's got too much talent, hasn't he?”

Danter added: “He's clearly enjoyed his time at Wolves. But I think there are bigger opportunities for him. And what better way to display those qualities than at a World Cup.”

The 27-year-old joined on loan from Girona last summer. Despite relegation to the Championship, Wolves triggered an option to buy for around £26m, making the switch permanent. He has been linked with Leeds United and Besiktas this summer.

Krejci was named man of the match as the Czech Republic drew with South Africa at the Atlanta Stadium.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com