Wolverhampton Wanderers were left in a precarious position following the instability of their preseason, which culminated in the sacking of Julen Lopetegui shortly before the Premier League season began. However, the Midlands club has since provided plenty of indications that their first division status will remain intact in the current campaign. Gary O’Neil’s appointment at Molinuex swiftly brought some stability to the team.
O’Neil has recovered at Wolves after what some may have considered to be a harsh dismissal at Bournemouth, with his team’s victory over Premier League champion Manchester City ranking among the season’s highlights for both supporters and non-fans. Now that things at the club are starting to calm down, Wolves are reportedly keeping an eye on the January transfer market and may try to move for a player they wanted to sign in the summer.
What’s new regarding transfers for Wolves?
Arriving just days before his team’s Premier League opener against Manchester United, O’Neil didn’t really have an opportunity to establish himself on his new team during the summer transfer window. Still, the former Bournemouth manager’s start has been greatly aided by the transfers that Wolves have already made to bring in players like Matheus Cunha on a permanent basis.
What’s new with Wolves’ transfers?
O’Neil arrived in the summer transfer window, barely having had time to establish himself on his new club before his team’s Premier League debut against Manchester United. Nevertheless, Wolves’ previous moves to permanently sign players like Matheus Cunha have helped the former Bournemouth manager get off to a terrific start.Adams scored three goals in his first three Championship games, matching Southampton’s perfect start as a team.
But since then, he hasn’t scored in six games for the Saints, whose problems are still mounting under Russell Martin. Adams, who is having a rough season, might be considering a January transfer, especially since the Scotland international’s summer exit plan fell through.
When the forward is performing at his peak, Southampton’s Martin Keown has heaped praise upon him. Last season, Keown told HampshireLive’s Match of the Day, “I thought he was outstanding when he came on.” When his team scored, according to Brendan [Rodgers], they stopped playing; nevertheless, when Che Adams entered the game, Southampton resumed.
“He seemed like an extremely strong target guy, deftly holding the ball up. They were able to move their wing-backs forward suddenly, and they peppered a worried Leicester.”
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