Wolves have now been offered the chance to sign the “incredible” £21million striker

Wolverhampton Wanderers now they got the chance to sign “amazing” Premier League attacker, according to the report.

Wolves remain in the relegation battle

The Vitor Pereira The era has largely started on a positive note, but Wolves are out of the relegation zone on goal difference alone and Ipswich Town have started to show some improved performances in recent weeks.

As such, Staro Zlato may need to strengthen this January to give themselves the best possible chance of avoiding relegation, and it is vital that they sign a new centre-back, given their very poor defensive record.

Pereira has moved quickly to rectify his side’s defensive woes, having now agreed a deal to sign for Stade Reims Emmanuel Agbadou in a deal worth a reported €20m (£16.6m).

A lack of defensive solidity has been a major factor in Wolves’ disappointing first half of the season, as they have been impressive at times in attack, with Matheus Cunha already scoring 10 Premier League goals.

However, Staro zlato are still looking to strengthen the midfield, after holding talks with an agent over a deal for the Palmeiras midfielder. Richard Riosand now they have the opportunity to sign an attacking midfielder.

According to the Caught Offside report, Newcastle United have decided to let Miguel Almiron leave this month, and the Magpies expect a fee of around €20m to €25m (£17m to £21m).

Almiron’s services have been offered to a number of Premier League clubs, Crystal Palace, Leicester City and Wolves, and there are also a number of interested foreign clubs.

Although Eddie Howe once considered him an important player, the Paraguayan fell down the pecking order at St. James’ Park and it looks like he could start this month.

Almiron has a lot more to give

Although the 30-year-old is out of favor with Newcastle, there is no reason why he wouldn’t be a good addition for Wolves, having proven himself in the Premier League over the years.

Former Hibernian player, Tam McManus praised attacker just over two years ago, saying: “He’s got that pace to get behind and he’s been an integral part of Newcastle this season, there seems to be a real steel around Newcastle.

“Maybe he was prompted by those comments Jack Grealish made about Almiron. This can happen to a player.

“But Almiron, in any case, has been absolutely incredible for Newcastle so far this season and we hope it continues.”

During the 2022-23 season, the Paraguayan international scored 11 goals in 34 games, and if he can rediscover that form, he could play a key role in helping Wolves avoid relegation from the Premier League.