The January sale is anticipated for the “all over the place” Wolves player.

The January sale is anticipated for the “all over the place” Wolves player.

The sale will be approved by the Old Gold.

A dependable journalist has revealed that a senior squad member of Wolverhampton Wanderers will be available for transfer in January, which means the club may approve the player’s sale next month.

Exits in the summer for Gary O’Neil
During the previous transfer window, the Old Gold released a total of twenty players. Eleven of those players left on a permanent basis, while the remaining nine were loaned out for the remainder of the season to gain more playing time and experience.

Bruno Jordao’s contract is set to expire at the end of the current campaign, so the Molineux team may also decide to let him go in the upcoming weeks. If they choose not to lose him for nothing, the new year may offer club executives their last chance to make a profit (contracts with the Wolves).

Another player who appears to be heading out the door in the Midlands is Jonny, the left-back who has played just four minutes of Premier League football overall and made zero starts and one substitute appearance (WhoScored – Jonny statistics).

Following an incident involving the 29-year-old at the training ground, Gary O’Neil confirmed that a disciplinary procedure is ongoing. As a result, the Spaniard has not been available for selection recently, and it now appears likely that he will leave the club.

Very likely, Wolves will sell Jonny
According to Dean Jones, who spoke with GiveMeSport, Wolves plan to sell Jonny next month, and given what he can offer, O’Neil’s team should have no trouble finding suitors.

“In any case, he has only played in four minutes of Premier League action this season. That indicates a player who will be free in January.

“How many teams will be interested in him? To be honest, I’m not sure. But he’s versatile and 29 years old. You’ve played in both La Liga and the Premier League a ton. Consequently, someone will approach him and take a chance from one of those two divisions.

Jonny’s “all over the place” remarks should be forgotten by Fosun.
Given how little of an impact Jonny has been able to make—he currently ranks as O’Neil’s 22nd best-performing player overall out of 23 squad members—authorizing his sale in January seems like a no-brainer (WhoScored – Wolves statistics).

There really isn’t much use in the Vito native staying, as he hasn’t scored or assisted in any competition since the season began (Transfermarkt – Jonny statistics). The Express and Star’s Liam Keen have both called him a “all over the place” player.

In addition, Jonny currently earns £35k a week, which is more than regular Wolves salaries for players like Hwang Hee-Chan and Rayan Ait-Nouri. As a result, the chiefs may use the extra money to fund the signing of new players who would be an improvement over the defender.