Wolves have revealed their potential summer transfer target that is set to transform the team after a recent activity due to a challenging campaign season. At Molineux managing Gary O’Neil largely has his work cut out for him as the team continues to fight to escape their assigned relegation status. Following two wins on the bounce and loss to Bournemouth, O’Neil receives the pressure he deserves as a young manager.
I get the feeling that as the January window looms closer and Wolves sit in the bottom three, O’Neil and Matt Hobbs know that they have to strengthen the team. The club wants to strengthen the team in the defense especially bearing in mind that the club was unable to sign a defender during the transfer period that was opened in summer.
New concerns to Wolves are arriving with injuries which already diminished their roster of strong defenders, so the club is searching for the new players for the backline. But one interesting option may be considered to be AC Milan’s Fikayo Tomiri who is rumoured to be available for a rather cheap price. According to Calcio Mercato, Milan may be willing to let go of the Tomiri and this makes it easier for Wolves to negotiate for the player.
Tomori has Premier League experience is a homegrown talent, which would make them a target for the Wolverhampton Wolves because other English teams have also been interested in the defender. Squarring Tomori’s services could turn out to be the magic formula of the season for Wolves as they look to help them avoid the chop.
Although getting Tomori may prove sometime complex , getting his signature would be a clear demonstration that Wolves is willing to cut the rut and fight for its existence and survival in the English premiership. Tomori can bring the defensive solidity to Wolves that would help them have a better chance of floating through the upcoming difficult season with relative ease.