29 Jul 2026 14:42:55
Can anybody on here explain Wolves transfer policy if they have one. So far Wolves have bought in Jiminez, Trippier, and Raffiki Said who is now injured. They sold Gomes plus let Tolu got to Ajax on loan, so Wolves have same squad as last season. Bar the 2 in 2 out plus the loanees coming back. Doyle couldn't even get into an average Birm City side last season. Munetsi, who apart from running a lot is useless, and Traore, who is injury prone.

So where is the midfield apart from Andre, Wolves don't have one imo. Can Jiminez, Sasa and Armstrong play 46 games plus FA cup and Carabou cup. And that's not including the defence which was shocking unless Wolves sign at least 4 or 5 more players. No chance of promotion. And need to get rid of 7,8.or 9 players who are just not good enough but can't see that happening.

1.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 15:15:24
I agree with you, DMac. I tried to put a side together of who we have available at the moment, and midfield is Andre and Doyle, with R. Gomes and Mane as wingers. Armstrong supporting Raul.

Then I realised it's not the best. Doyle and Armstrong are both 3ft tall or short, so I'm not confident with that line up. New CM required urgently along with more attacking options.

2.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 15:42:18
Banksy 51, can you see anything happening because, at the moment, nothing. Fuson got the 35 or whatever for Gomes and nowt since, says it all. Nathan Shi said things would change, unfortunately he never said what year.

3.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 15:48:22
I think Wolves' transfer policy - without being sarcastic - is to buy/own decent players and sell for a profit, but then lose that profit by buying trash. The club's policy is to then get stuck with the trash, meaning they can't sign decent players.

Their scouting mostly involves searching and finding brilliant players, but then refusing to pay the asking price, and losing those players to other teams, who invariably reap the rewards. Or they can't sign the quality players they've scouted because the squad is overloaded with trash.

One player who instantly comes to mind is Alex Scott.

Wolves were in prime position to sign him, but Lopetegui didn't want him. Lops then left the f****** club. Bournemouth will most likely make about £75 million on him. The list goes on. Even before Fosun.

Wolves wouldn't pay the asking price for Jamie Vardy, so Leicester signed him.

Wolves could have signed Harry Maguire, but wouldn't cough up the right amount, so Hull City signed him for the sake of about £1 million.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but when it comes to player trading, Wolves seemingly prefer to buy high and sell low.

4.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 16:20:58
Jeff Shi this the whole point the chinese owners haven't got a clue and loose money. that's why i think at the time there were 4 or 5 chinese owners now look Wolves only one left.

5.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 16:47:56
Adding to that list:
Ivan Toney.
Vitinia - double Champions League winner.
Someone mentioned Anderson last week, when Newcastle United wanted one of ours, plus a fee, only a couple of years back.

We had a chance of Enzo Fernandez, not that we need the likes of him and his Argentinian antics.

Mendes doesn't seem to be serving his co-owners any favourable talent. I still believe he does us more damage than good.

Not looking too rosy at present, but there's still time for things to improve, but the longer it goes on, the likelihood of panic buys becomes a big worry.

6.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 16:56:51
PenKowolf, I won't hold my breath. They need players out like Whang, Doyle, Munetsi, Traore, but nobody wants them, there's the problem.

7.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 22:19:12
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8.) 30 Jul 2026
30 Jul 2026 00:07:50
D Mac, you'll be accused of being negative & a happy clapper by some on this site. Let's see how many of the so called Wolves fans give their honest opinion after the first 10 games. I need convincing because, at the moment, it seems we're going with what we've got.