Wolves have completed a £10million deal for the “strong” midfielder who is already on his way

Still looking to turn their season around, Wolverhampton Wanderers They look set to make their second signing in the January transfer window, with the new midfielder thought to be on his way to Molineux.

News about the transfer of Vukov

Those in the Midlands have already added one signing this month in the form of Emmanuel Agbadou, who has finally ended his search for a much-needed centre-back. But it seems they are not done there and rightfully so.

As things stand, Vitor Pereiraforeigners are destined for a Premier League relegation all the way to the bitter end, which could end in disaster if they fail to welcome further key additions before the end of the month.

As for transfers, rumors continued to come in about potential moves for such individuals Renato Veigawho found himself on the edge of the strongest Chelsea Enzo Maresco.

However, it is not the versatile Swiss midfielder who steals the biggest headlines. Instead, those in the Midlands have reportedly turned their attention to Portugal, which has become quite the trend at Molineux over the years.

According to reports in Portugal (as reported by Sport Witness), Wolves are now close to completing a deal to sign Manu Silva from Vitoria Guimaraes – and the midfielder is already “on his way” to the Midlands to join Pereira’s side, according to Jornal de Noticias.

In a package worth a reported €12m (£10m) this month, Wolves look set to get their man and thus an ideal replacement for Mario Lemina, who currently looks destined for Saudi Arabia.

Coming from Portugal must have gone well in the past and after earlier reports indicated their interestWolves look set to sign Manu Silva and give Pereira another welcome boost this month.

“Strong” Manu Silva brings key versatility

Although he is likely to be used primarily as a midfielder, Manu Silva’s ability to also play as a centre-back will undoubtedly help a Wolves side often short on defensive options, even after the arrival of Agbadou earlier this month.

The 23-year-old has unsurprisingly found himself at the center of praise since Wolves’ interest emerged, with Rising starwho takes a closer look at the emerging talent, praising his “strong” aerial ability and “effective ball distribution” earlier this week.

At just £10m, Manu Silva could quickly become a bargain at Wolves if he continues to play an integral role in their survival. Potentially following the same path as Portugal’s Ruben Neves to the Midlands, the young midfielder will be one to watch at the heart of Pereira’s side.

With potentially two deals signed, Wolves have enjoyed a successful January transfer window so far, to say the least.