The Wolves are negotiating a loan to Lille’s Portuguese midfielder Renato Sánchez.
Sanchez is recovering from a knee injury and still has a month to go, but Wolves are still hoping to close the deal before Tuesday’s deadline.
The 24-year-old has returned to his career in Lille after leaving Bayern Munich for France in 2019.
He scored five goals and helped five in 60 games for Lille, which helped him win the Premier League last season.
Sanchez had an impressive tournament with Portugal at Euro 2016, which resulted in the German champions signing him from Benfica.
After struggling in his first Bundesliga season, Sanchez faced a tough Premier League loan season with Paul Clement’s Swansea, failing to score in 15 games.
When do wolves’ luck end?
Three games in this new Premier League season The Wolves have played three headless and headless games under new coach Bruno Lage.
The hosts played it all against Manchester United, especially early on when Raul Jimenez and Trincao approached, but their defenders managed to win a controversial victory later that day thanks to Mason Greenwood.
It was a baptism of fire for Lage, who, after losing for the third time in a row 1-0, has to wonder when his luck is about to change.
