Now, Wolves appear certain to sign a long-term striker this summer on a free transfer, beating out their Premier League rivals. Gary O’Neil has had his eye on a striker for Wolves for a while.
He fought valiantly to get a player during the January transfer window, and it is said that they came dangerously close to signing Armando Broja on loan from Chelsea before he decided to sign with Fulham.
Since the season ended last month, a number of players have already been linked, and O’Neil might have acquired one of his long-term ambitions before the transfer market opens the following week.
Che Adams is expected to join Gary O’Neil on a free transfer. According to Fabrizio Romano’s report from yesterday, Nottingham Forest is leading Southampton in the hunt to recruit Che Adams.
The Daily Record has since disclosed that O’Neil is “set to land” on a free transfer, which would have infuriated Wolves fans.
According to rumors, Forest is not leading by much, and the Wanderers, who had a £18 million offer for Adams rejected last summer, may be close to securing their long-term goal.
Although Adams has just assisted the Saints in winning promotion to the Premier League, he is free to leave because Russell Martin has made it clear that he wants to keep him at St Mary’s.
However, the two have not yet reached an agreement on a new deal. The 27-year-old is presently getting ready for Scotland’s Group Stage matchups against Germany, Switzerland, and Hungary at Euro 2024.
A wise business decision for Wolves Adams is unlikely to finalize a move until after Euro 2024, so a deal to sign him isn’t out of the question, but Wolves would be getting a good deal.
Ally McCoist spoke to the forward as “terrific,” and he scored 17 goals in all competitions last season to help the Saints advance to the Premier League.
Adams, Pedro Neto, and Matheus Cunha or Hwang Hee-Chan may make a tantalizing front trio, with the Scottish marksman exhibiting skills that O’Neil’s front line could find advantageous.
His skill at closing the gap and his running ability are so impressive that former teammate Matt Baker even likened him to the legendary Brazilian Ronaldo. “He reminds me a little bit of the old Ronaldo,” he said to the Guardian.
He possessed that innate talent. Although he wasn’t particularly fast, he was strong and powerful. He could go through individuals and would dismiss them. Additionally, he always had a conclusion.
Adams would be able to hone those skills and improve as a striker under O’Neil’s tutelage. He might repeat a similar feat with the Southampton star, given what he’s done to Cunha.
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