By Badge32
May 12 2015
We already know that Sako is expected to go and Kevin Doyle, Leon Clark (why we signed him I will never know) and Jake Cassidy already on their way. However we don't know who else will follow them or who will be coming in to replace them. If you find or hear of any information please post it in this thread. Thanks.
Please note If I notice othere threads posted outside this one about transfer talk I will move it into here.
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Wolves are apparently one of five English clubs looking to bring wanted Dundee United striker Nadir Ciftci back to the country this summer.
The 23-year-old moved over here to join Portsmouth when he was just 15, spending four years at Fratton Park before heading overseas.
The Turkey youth international then headed home for a spell with Kayserispor, before heading to Holland to turn out for Breda.
He moved to Scottish outfit Dundee in 2013 and has since scored 23 goals in 64 appearances for the Terrors, with 14 strikes for the club this season.
That has attracted the attention of Wolves, Queens Park Rangers, Charlton, Huddersfield and Rotherham, plus Scottish giants Glasgow Celtic.
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Mansfield Town? WOW.
I can see a summer of optimism ahead mixed with battles involving ourselves, Man City and Bayern Munich to sign the best young talent around.
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Mansfield Town? WOW.
I can see a summer of optimism ahead mixed with battles involving ourselves, Man City and Bayern Munich to sign the best young talent around.
You're the eternal optimist Irish if you believe we can match Mansfields wages
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Wolves are eyeing up Guinea international attacker Abdoul Camara as a potential replacement for Bakary Sako.
Camara, two years younger at 25, would cost Wolves around £1million from French second-tier side Angers and holds a European passport.
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Wolves may attempt a double raid on Championship rivals Cardiff City, with an offer to take Peter Whittingham back to the Midlands.
Bluebirds striker Joe Mason has already been linked with a £3million move to Molineux, but Whittingham could also emerge as a target.
The Nuneaton-born midfielder has spent eight years with Cardiff but, at age 30, may fancy moving back to his roots after their poor season.
His club will fight to keep both him and Mason, though, so Wolves will have to splash the cash if they are to tempt the club into selling.
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Wolves might be back on the trail of Crystal Palace striker Dwight Gayle, who may well be on the move from Selhurst Park now the season is over.
The 24-year-old cost the Eagles £6million from Peterborough United in the summer of 2013 and has scored 18 goals in 54 games for the club.
But Gayle has often found himself either out-of-favour or pushed out of the striking berth under boss Alan Pardew, with Glenn Murray preferred as a lone forward.
He still has two years left on his contract, though, so will command a significant transfer fee and wage package. That may not deter Wolves or Bournemouth, who have also been linked.
Hahahaha What are they like at the express and star.
Quote:petewolf
here we go again, being linked with players were never goner sign
Quote:Arthur Tannen
I enjoyed the story in the Express and Star linking us with Gayle
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Wolves will bid for Poland winger Michal Zyro as soon as out-of-contract winger Bakary Sako, as expected, joins a club in the Premier League.
The 22-year-old, who plays for Legia Warsaw in his homeland, has been watched by Wolves boss Kenny Jackett ahead of a proposed move.
While he must act quickly, with Scottish giants Legia Warsaw and Italian outfit Genoa also keen, Jackett wants to be certain Sako is leaving.
The Mali international's wage demands have put off a host of clubs, but he's likely to lower his demands and force a move through to Everton.
Zyro could be captured for around the £1million mark, as he's entering the last year of his contract, and is keen to make a move overseas.
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Wolves could turn to another free agent in Mark Bunn. Boss Kenny Jackett is keen to provide top-class competition
Quote:Arthur Tannen
I don't read other clubs forums but surely there's not another set of fans so obsessed with wages.
Quote:an angry wolf
He's 18, a free transfer and never kicked a ball for Caens first team in his life. Encouraging ambitious recruitment so far , Morgans really splashing the cash this summer
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Why Mason? Hardly earth shattering goal scoring statistics. Not good enough for an average Cardiff side and loaned out to Bolton. £3M !! Afobe was only 2M. Their manager must be partaking of magic mushrooms!
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Leeds are set to beat Wolves and sign Leicester City's Chris Wood after both clubs agreed a fee for the Kiwi.
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Wolves have reportedly made a bid to sign Adam Le Fondre from Cardiff City.
The striker's wages have already put off Bolton, Ipswich and Huddersfield, but Wolves could be a realistic destination for the 28-year-old.
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However Leeds, Bolton and Derby are also interested.
Quote:hammerstein
This is a joke.
Target after target missed.
My thoughts are that its all bullshit.
Either the E&s seriously don't know anything and are making it up or we have a person who is basically offering shite terms and wages.
We will be lucky to make mid table.
If Mc Donald goes I think that this will bring on a true evaluation of the clubs ambitions and the owners true intentions.
Quote:hammerstein
Let's face facts.
We are a miserly run club that is hoping to get players on the cheap.
This is the strategy of Scouse and his " precious" gollum Moxey.
We cannot compete with any of the top ten clubs in this division.
There is no future plan other than be business like and save money.
Every year we are associated with players that are beyond wolves.
Our reputation for being a big club died when Morgan took over.
We ve helped save his business , gain land and be used as an asset for future building contracts.
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HITC Sport understands Wolverhampton Wanderers are eyeing a move for Manchester United goalkeeper Sam Johnstone.
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Is there anybody happy with this.
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Quote:an angry wolf
Not sure why we have the negativity with our new signing enroute from Wolverhampton train station. Thelwell has been asked by Morgan to find someone who fits "the wolves way" .. cheap , nasty with " a point to prove" . Overcoming the loss of two legs with a mission to prove doubters wrong, our Sako replacements wage demands have now been officially formalised during a summer negotiating bone size and kennel accomodation.
there's one big problem angry, he's our new keeper
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Apparently we are now looking at the "wonder kid" from Northampton, Ivan Toney. Failed a medical with us last year so must have made some sort of miraculous recovery.
Quote:petewolf
that's the end of that then, looks like the dog is our only option
Quote:hammerstein
do you think that's what Morgan's expecting us to do?
Quote:an angry wolf
I suspect if jackett had a half decent job to go to with a higher stock in managerial football, he'd walk from this shambles.
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Wolves are still hunting new signings before the season starts – but Kenny Jackett believes a high number of incoming transfers would signify ‘disorganisation’.
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Forward thinking for Wolves' van La Parra. Dutchman Rajiv van La Parra has been backed to flourish for Wolves – as a striker.
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Wolves are still hunting new signings before the season starts – but Kenny Jackett believes a high number of incoming transfers would signify ‘disorganisation’.
His master wouldn't allow it so not much else he can say .. probably better to say nothing though as I'm growing increasingly tired of the soundbites coming from wolves and the continual lies/ failed promises over the years.
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Jackett must have his hands tied. However he knows he will be replaced by yes man if he speaks out wrongly. If a better club with cash and ambition comes knocking he will be gone.
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I read in the Sun that we are trying to loan some 19 year old kid who spent most of last season injured.
Quote:an angry wolf
Currently drawing 1-1 with shrewsbury and defending for our lives apparently. The 11 that started was probably our strongest 11 given a player or two
i cant wait for the new season
Quote:hammerstein
I think yesterday's game exposed a lot of people's predictions from this board.
Lack of investment.
Lack of depth for the squad.
Over expectation for some players.
Its safe to say that all transfer targets have been met , acquired or failed.
More the latter I believe.
That somebody at the club is now panicking.
See Jacketts interview after the game.
No coach Lays into a squad publicly pre season.
So any strategy has been ripped up , and I think any football strategy is being over ruled.
Can't think of two people who that could be.
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And today's transfer news.
There is no transfer news.
Jackett does not see any imminent arrivals.
There is a kid with from Southampton , but Blackburn are interested.
So that's a given then.
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it's gone really quiet.
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With the winger free
