As Wolverhampton Wanderers See to move their own way to Premier league Safety, they were forced to get their attention once again, and another player allegedly attracts European interest.
Wolves convey the news
The Midlands Club remains only Two points clean of dropzone With a trip to Anfield waiting for them this weekend, which would still see them descending straight into the lower three.
With only 14 games left in the Premier League campaign, Vitor PereiraThe side can badly afford another bad form of a form that only recently enjoyed the victories over rival Aston Villa and Blackburn Rovers in FA Cup.
It was not surprised to see Matheus Cunha finding the back of the Blackburn Rovers network shortly after putting a pen on paper on a new wolf contract, which includes a release clause in the amount of £ 60 million.
It is a clause that guarantees Wolves a huge fee when clubs inevitably come to call this summer, but also those who will force them from the Brazilian road if he decides to leave. What might make things worse then is if he is not the only player to go to the exit door.
According to SIC commentator Luis Aguilar, There is a possibility of Nelson Semedo to return to Benfica Re -unite with former manager Wolves Bruno Lage this summer.
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Benfice chief is reportedly on the market of the new right -back and with Semedo Coming to the end of his current contract this summer, the job could be too simple to refuse.
If they lost their right back, Wolves would say goodbye to his second captain in a few months after former captain Mario Lemin showed the door to Galatasaray during a recent transfer in January.
Wolves must retain “important” semedo
Although the focus will be transfixed to the future of Cunha this summer, wolves also have to do everything in their power to expand the Seedo contract and prevent the departure of another captain. The last thing he pereira needs is the third captain at a distance of one year, pointing out how much everything was for those in Midlands since the start of the campaign.
Named “important” from the former head of the Wolves and the current boss of Benfice LieIt will definitely be interesting to see if Semedo decided to reunite with her old club and manager this summer.
At the age of 31, Semedo -ov the next move – like many – maybe depend on Wolves’ Premier League status. On the eve of the relegation, the move back to Portugal will suddenly become even more tempting.
Meanwhile, if Wolves stay up, Semedo will remain the premiere of the Premier League and among Pereira’s key men in Midlands. With only two points that separate the relegation zone, those in Molineux already see the potential effects of outburst.
As it has been marked for months, wolves face nervous waiting while Semedo still intends to think about a new agreement.
