‘I don’t think the summer will be possible with the financial situation’ – Gary O’Neil

Wolves Boss target, who earns £18,000 per week, has revealed that the player is expressing a desire to leave his current club. This revelation presents a promising opportunity for Wolves to make a move for the player. Despite Gary O’Neil’s commendable efforts in steering Wolves to midtable in the Premier League, uncertainties persist about the upcoming summer transfer window. While O’Neil is reportedly close to signing a new contract, he acknowledges the need for clarity regarding the club’s direction and financial resources.

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O’Neil’s aspirations for the team’s progression in the next season are tempered by the uncertainty surrounding potential departures and financial constraints. The possibility of significant player sales, such as Pedro Neto, Rayan Ait-Nouri, or Max Kilman, could provide substantial funds for squad reinforcement. Additionally, there’s speculation about Wolves targeting Athletico Paranaense goalkeeper Bento, who is seeking a move to Europe after impressing in Brazil. Bento’s manager has confirmed his desire to leave, with Europe being his preferred destination for both financial and competitive reasons.

Wolves face competition from clubs like Inter Milan and Chelsea for Bento’s signature. However, the allure of securing a starting position at Wolves might sway his decision. Yet, Wolves may need to offload players to fund such acquisitions, potentially allowing other clubs to gain an early advantage in the transfer market.