Wolverhampton Wanderers Now they are watching the move to sign a “excellent” soon free agent in front of his former manager Bruno Lage, who is now in charge of Benfica.
Wolves are preparing for the summer while semedo exit connections are warming up
As wolves prepare for their Premier league Play against Everton on Saturday, manager Vitor Pereira received good news, as according to Molineux News, Rodrigo Gomes has now returned to training And he could fight to play against Toffeses.
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The Portuguese wing player has missed the last four games in all competitions, including defeat of AFC Bournemouth last time, but his return comes at the key time for Wolves, since Talisman Matheus Cunha begins a suspension.
Far from injuries news, he also appeared to have Portuguese giants this week Benfica is ready to improve talks about signing veterans Nelson Semed on a free transfer. The Portuguese will become a free agent at the end of the season, since he has not yet signed a new contract, Lage has a view of reunification with full back in Portugal.
If Semedo leaves, it will stop it for five years in Molineux, after joining Barcelona in 2020.
Wolves Eye starts on the signature of 120k-P/W player in front of Benfice
While Lage had eyes set to sign a player from the Premier League, according to caught in offsid, in Wolves want to beat Lage and Benfice to sign the Victor Lindelof defenderwho is expected to become a free agent.
The Manchester United player comes to the end of his Old Trafford contract, and without any talk of a new agreement, it seems he will probably leave at the end of this season. This was warned by several clubs from England and abroad, and Wolves is one party interested in the agreement. But they face the competition of Benfica, for which Lindelof played before joining the red devils, because they want him to replace Nicolas Otameni in defense.
Lindelof, which is described as “excellent“In the past, from Manchester Evening News” Samuel Luckhurst, he was at Old Trafford for eight seasons, during which he won the Cup and FA Cup league. The Swedish International appeared strongly in its first few seasons under José Mourinho and then Ole Gunnar Solskjær, but in the last two or three seasons he became more rotary player.
Despite the fact that the 30-year-old had a shortage of minutes on the field this season, it could be a decent free signature for wolves. Lindelof would bring a sustainable premier league and a European experience, as well as a defender who goes out of the back with the ball. The defender is included £ 120,000 per week In United, so it would be a set of picking up, but given that he is a free agent, they could afford to somewhat bite a bullet on salaries.
