Wolves Transfer Rumours

01 Sep 2026 19:10:42
There is a verbal agreement for Hwang to join Schalke.

Final negotiations between S04 and #Wolves are ongoing.

01 Sep 2026 19:07:36
Amario Cozier-Duberry on his way to Middlesbrough season long loan. No option to buy. Anther one bites the dust!!

01 Sep 2026 19:17:01
That's going to come back to haunt us. An injury to one of Gomes/Mane/Armstrong and we're struggling. Baffling decision.

01 Sep 2026 19:27:25
Schalke agree deal to sign Wolves forward Hwang.
Latest from Sky Sports News' Anthony Joseph:
Schalke have agreed a deal to sign Wolves striker Hee-Chan Hwang in time for the Bundesliga deadline.


It's understood the German club will sign the South Korea international on a season-long loan deal, with an option to buy.
Hwang, 30, is due to travel to Germany tomorrow to join up with his new teammates.

01 Sep 2026 22:14:17
Big miss letting M' boro beat us to Crozier.

01 Sep 2026 18:12:47
From Judah.

Despite strong interest from Ipswich Town, it’s becoming increasingly likely that Ladislav Krejci will stay at Wolves this window.

Still five hours to go, but at this stage, expected to remain a wwfc player.

01 Sep 2026 19:28:55
I think we can forget about him going to WHU. Watching the transfer show, & they've just signed a LCB from somewhere.

01 Sep 2026 17:23:26
Hamburg will pay #Wolves a £500k loan fee for David Moller Wolfe and have a £12.5million option to buy him permanently.

Newcastle striker Sean Neave is said to be travelling to Wolverhampton to have a medical ahead of joining Wolves on loan.

Rayo Vallecano now have a new goalkeeper lined up so likely Jose Sa stays at Wolves.

Credit to Talking Wolves.

01 Sep 2026 17:56:26
Thanks for this update, Rko.

01 Sep 2026 16:37:57
Does anyone have any ideas on Moller Wolfe's replacement?

01 Sep 2026 13:50:32
Breaking news: Wolves in talks to sign Newcastle striker Sean Neave season-long loan.

01 Sep 2026 14:58:19
Is he any good? Does anyone know, Iv never heard of him.

01 Sep 2026 15:02:22
Just gone 19 and scored 10 in 14 games for their U21s last season.

01 Sep 2026 15:04:16
Only made 2 senior appearances, I believe, with the time being less than 20 minutes combined.

01 Sep 2026 15:05:14
Highly regarded by my two Geordie pals. They reckon he needs to bulk up, but can learn so much from Raul. Trippier knows him and his family very well, apparently.

01 Sep 2026 15:05:37
He's an up-and-coming striker, has played a few minutes in the PL and Champions League, and could be useful. Only 19, but Newcastle rate him. He wants to get minutes and progress in his development.

01 Sep 2026 15:23:45
I've always maintained that we should judge this window when the window ends; if this is the only player we bring in today, it will be a failure. We are in desperate need of a winger and a striker - preferably two players that can impact a game from the off, not a youth player.

01 Sep 2026 15:59:10
He can play both RW and ST, or any advanced midfield position. Very highly rated and looking for first team minutes - so pairing with Raul or Armstrong, who he knows already, could be really good. Unlikely to get two more in now, so one who can play several positions, including the two we need strengthening, is a sensible compromise.



Looks like we need a new lb, and possibly a GK as well, so resources are stretched to get all these in.

01 Sep 2026 16:41:03
If we lose Sa and/or H Bueno, it would be a disaster at this point of the window.

01 Sep 2026 16:54:40
Always the optimist. 😉😂

01 Sep 2026 17:33:23
Do we have an option to buy on this Neave lad? Can't see that we do?

01 Sep 2026 12:03:52
Deal agreed between Wolves and Hamburg for a loan with an option to buy for David Moller Wolfe.

Still working to establish the exact amount the option will be.

Player is already in Germany to complete the move - and Wolves are advancing to sign a replacement left-back today.



Just one of many moving parts on transfer deadline day.

Hold on to your seats, it's going to be a bumpy day.

01 Sep 2026 13:07:52
The young lad from Manchester United sounds like a decent replacement.

01 Sep 2026 13:13:18
I liked Moller Wolfe. He just wasn't used correctly last season. We saw at the World Cup that he is a decent player if used correctly.

There will no doubt be those who wanted him out and, now that he's gone, will ask why the club allowed him to leave.

01 Sep 2026 14:25:40
I thought he looked OK at the World Cup, but nothing special. He's great going forwards, which suited the style of the squad he was in, but in reality he was still very average defensively. As someone else points out, he is far too casual and allows far too many crosses to get into the box, with little to no challenge on the winger.

I'm not sure you can say he is defensively poor as a result of the system he was in, to be honest.

01 Sep 2026 14:37:15
I didn't see much in Moller Wolfe that was worth writing home about. Just another very average player who cost Wolves too much money.

01 Sep 2026 11:54:37.
Just reading Hwang possibly going to Turkey (Not is a Turkey). Might be announced today.
Krejic refusing to train or play as he tries to engineer a move!!

01 Sep 2026 13:31:37
Where are peeps reading that he's refused to train because I can't find it on any credible media outlets? The only place it seemed to be was on a WHU website, which seemed to use it as an excuse for not getting him when in reality he didn't want to go there because of them also being in the Champ.


Krecji came on in the cup, with everything we know about Cesar he's never going to play a player who's refusing to train so I simply don't believe it.

01 Sep 2026 14:05:56
If he is refusing, then don't pay him. Contracts run both ways.
But let's not forget the gobblygook about Trippier after Edwards was fired too, which turned out to be untrue.

01 Sep 2026 14:15:42
Neither would CP say he wants to keep him if that were the case. What I don't understand is why Wolves haven't stated a cut off point and said we won't be selling. Like they have done with other players.

01 Sep 2026 08:00:57
Sam Johnstone on his wat to Celtic season-long loan.

01 Sep 2026 09:33:49
Yeah, and by the look of it they aren't even paying his full wages! He is quite possibly one of the worst signings we've made, and that's quite an achievement! He's so poor, and so riddled with injuries that Celtic won't even cover the full cost of his wages. Absolutely shocking decision to pay £10m for him. 🙄

01 Sep 2026 10:22:42
Sam Johnstone easily ranks as one of the worst Wolves signings in modern times. Sadly, over the last few years, Wolves have made one abysmal signing after another.

01 Sep 2026 13:07:03
At £10m in 2024 this wasn't a bad deal. It shows how close Sa was to leaving at the time, to Saudi and then Turkey, to balance PSR.

There will be a premium for homegrown players.

Another issue is the club changing manager every 18 months, not having a plan or strategy since Nuno.

01 Sep 2026 13:43:19
Fosun, are you just using AI to recreate the same answer over again? It absolutely was a bad deal. We paid £10m for a GK that was worse than what we already had! Not only that, we offered him parity on Sa's wages, which was a terrible decision and has resulted in us struggling to get rid of him, only doing so by covering a chunk of his wages while he plays for a team that won their respective league last season.

Please do enlighten me on how this wasn't a bad deal, preferably without cut, copy and pasting the same post over again?
A club with even a shred of sense would have waited till they had negotiated a deal for Sa to leave before pressing ahead and spending £10m on a GK that was only marginally better than the third choice already on contract with the club.

01 Sep 2026 13:57:24
Apparently we're in talks to sign a 19yr old striker from Newcastle (Shaun leave) on a loan deal, but other clubs are also interested.

01 Sep 2026 14:13:42
Wolves should have paid about £3.5 million for Johnstone. £10 million was an utter disgrace. He's had about six decent games for Wolves.

01 Sep 2026 15:39:21
Okay Bullysboy, so we should have just left ourselves open with no keeper brought in and played Bentley in 2024.

Then you would have the furore over Fosun, this Fosun they don't care.

He was an experienced homegrown goalkeeper wanted by O'Neill, it's not difficult to understand.



As I've said, it's the constant changing of managers, that's put us in this mess.

Also, chill out, pal, get some fresh air. We will have the strongest squad in the league if we can stay consistent.

01 Sep 2026 15:57:09
Haha, that's not what I said though, is it? It would be great if you could get AI to read for you as well as write for you. 🤣
I said we didn't need to sign a woefully average keeper who had a bad record of injury for £10m. You realise that there were other options, right? Cause you seem to think that Johnstone was the only keeper in the world? He was a useless homegrown keeper who was a cheap option and still overpriced, which is quite the double whammy of rubbish. Which is precisely why we couldn't even give him away without paying for him to play for someone else.


I'm perfectly chill, cheers, pal. I just think any time someone questions the quality of a signing, you just go 'yeah well there wasn't really any other options', which really is just lazy and laughable nonsense, to be honest. We paid £25m to sign Sasa and Johnstone, and they delivered (at best) 6 half decent matches between them, yet for some reason you seem to think that's good business. Are you Jeff in disguise. 🤣🤣🤣

01 Sep 2026 16:43:44
I actually felt a bit sorry for SJ because he signed understanding that he would be number 1, because Sa was understood to be leaving at that time. Sa's move didn't happen, and SJ was disappointed to be No2.

I don't think that he has behaved well, particularly this last 12 months, so good riddance. Nor did I think he was a particularly good keeper, but that's down to those that signed him. Celtic's problem for now.

01 Sep 2026 17:37:16
Bullys, to be fair, we paid 10 mill because, at the time, other clubs were in for Johnstone and had a 7.5 mill offer rejected. We wanted him as the best homegrown keeper available at the time, so paid 10 mill to get the deal over the line. Then the Sa deal, which was practically complete, fell through, so we were left with two number 1 keepers, which wasn't the plan. People can say he was a terrible signing in hindsight, but after his first few games most on here were lauding how much better than Sa he was. It was only after his first injury and Sa coming in and doing really well that opinions changed, as he made a few mistakes the first game back, having got out of the rhythm of playing - Johnstone himself said he needed to play week in, week out, to maintain confidence and form.


Fickleness of fans and short memories can soon change people's opinions, so now he's suddenly one of the worst signings we've made apparently!!!
In reality, he was a mistake when the Sa deal fell through, but is in no way the worst deal ever - especially if we'd offloaded him back to Palace as we nearly did for 10 mill until they got the Henderson deal done first.

01 Sep 2026 17:51:28
Exactly, Flea.
The Saudi window ends the week after this. It isn't AI, it's the reality.
So, we would have been left with just Bentley if we hadn't signed SJ for £10m.
It's not difficult to understand, pal.

01 Sep 2026 18:19:47
Literally everything that you've both written there is hearsay regarding how other transfers transpired, so let's stop pretending we know when we absolutely do not, eh? Not unless either of you work for the club.
And for the record, my opinion never changed. I said he was bobbins before we signed him, and I still think he is now (feel free to check, as I don't run multiple accounts unlike others on here). And yes, the Saudi window may shut later, but he was our player who they supposedly wanted, so the club should have stood firm and said that he either moves when we can replace him or he doesn't move that window (which is precisely what ended up happening anyway). Other clubs do it all the time, so why is it beyond the realms of possibility for our club to do it exactly? You can speak of hindsight all you want, but the reality is we were entirely fortunate that it did happen that way (the Sa deal falling through), because Johnstone was and still is nowhere near up to the standard of the Prem as a first choice.

He was a shockingly poor signing, which reflected a shockingly poor recruitment window by a shockingly poor Fosun back room. That was my opinion when we signed him, and it's still my opinion now. Oh, and it's pretty well reflected by the fact that we've had to cover some of his wages whilst he plays in a league well below the standard of the Champ. Like you say, not that difficult to understand, pal, as long as you take off your Fosun blinkers anyway. 🤣

01 Sep 2026 07:46:09
Talking Wolves

David Moller Wolfe arrived in Hamburg just after 11pm last night.

Final details still to confirm between clubs. Wolves waning a replacement before completing the deal.

01 Sep 2026 10:15:47
According to reports, this has been given the go ahead and it will be a loan with option to buy.

01 Sep 2026 12:05:25
Woolf - Shocking deal again!
Ok, he's going, but a loan, ok, fee? But only an option to buy! Nonsense! And at what price.
Do we never learn and get better deals?
Just pray we don't lose Hugo as well!

01 Sep 2026 12:19:35
I can't understand why we continually loan players out. Yesterday we turned down a permanent deal. Today we accepted a loan with an option for sale. Plus, potential figures are kept secret. Is it perhaps the valuation is low? Is it we may want to address the situation when we know our destiny at the end of the season?

The clarity spoken about by Nathan has come to nothing - same old situation, treat the fans like mushrooms, feed them s*** occasionally.

Out of darkness comes more darkness. Will Fosun ever learn?

01 Sep 2026 12:38:39
RolloWolf, No mention of fee yet. I would expect to see a replacement, but you never know with this club. Hugo has interest from Atletico and Benfica, but I doubt anything will come from it.

Figures for Wolfe will come out eventually, they always do.

It would not surprise me if a signing came out of nowhere. I have heard about 1 player that plays at the back for a club in the Dutch league, but supposed to be signing for WBA.