Wolves are planning to make additional signings following their recent acquisition of Emmanuel Agbadou from Reims. The £16.6 million deal for the centre-back marks the first move made under new manager Vitor Pereira. Wolves fans have been vocal about the need for defensive reinforcements, especially after seeing their team concede 45 goals in just 20 Premier League games this season. The arrival of Agbadou is a step towards addressing this issue, but the club remains keen on strengthening the defense further.
Reports suggest that Wolves are targeting two new defensive recruits this month, but there are also indications that they are exploring potential moves for other areas of the squad. One such area appears to be the attack, with Miguel Almiron of Newcastle United linked with a possible move to Molineux. Wolves were reported to be interested in signing Almiron on loan back in December, and it seems the Paraguay international could be on the move as well.
The Telegraph has now reported that Almiron’s time at Newcastle is nearing its end, with clubs from the United States, Brazil, and Europe all making contact regarding a potential transfer. Conversations about his departure from St. James’ Park have reportedly taken place, with a move away looking increasingly likely.
Almiron’s departure would mark the end of a six-year spell at Newcastle, and the winger’s potential move to Wolves could provide a fresh start for the 29-year-old. While Wolves’ immediate priority remains strengthening their defense, the addition of a forward like Almiron could provide much-needed depth to their attack as well. This interest further highlights Wolves’ ambitions to improve their squad during the January transfer window.
