According to reports, Wolves may make another attempt in January to sign Southampton striker Che Adams, with Gary O’Neil seeking to bolster the team’s offensive output.

Wolves encountered some financial difficulties, forcing them to sell a number of players. The club made approximately £140 million via the sale of players including Nathan Collins, Raul Jimenez, Conor Coady, Matheus Nunes, and Ruben Neves.

Towards the end of the window, Wolves were able to add a few fresh players because they were producing so much. In the last few hours of the window, Enso Gonzalez, Santiago Bueno, Tommy Doyle, and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde all joined.

Additionally, Wolves were trying to sign another striker.

 

Additionally, the team pursued Che Adams of Southampton. But in the end, the Saints held their ground.

It has now been mentioned that Wanderers might try again in January to sign Adams.

Following a botched summer attempt, Wolves may try again in January to sign Che Adams.

 

 

According to The Telegraph, O’Neil plans to make purchasing a legitimate striker his first priority in January. It seems that he is doing this to give Matheus Cunha more of an open role.

According to the magazine, Wolves might try again for Adams.

It appeared for a while on deadline day that Wolves would sign the Scotland international. However, by late afternoon, Southampton had blocked the player’s departure, ending the transfer.

 

He seems to be a player that Wolves are interested in and prepared to pursue once more.

Boulaye Dia of Salernitana was another player for whom Wolves made a move at the end of the previous window. But Morgan De Sanctis, their sporting director, took issue with the proposition they gave to the Italian team.

Wolves won’t be pursuing Dia again in January, it seems, since they have given up on him.

Southampton might be open to selling.
It will be intriguing to observe whether Wolves makes another attempt for Adams in January. A retry is likely given the assertion that Wolves no longer care about Dia.

 

Furthermore, Southampton might be open to selling. Adams might leave St. Mary’s Stadium on a free agent when his contract ends in the summer of 2019.

Alternatively, rather than losing him for nothing, the Saints might be willing to negotiate a little price.

That would work well for Wolves, who won’t have much money to spend in January.

Most Wolves fans probably wouldn’t be overly impressed by a move for Adams. However, O’Neil is obviously a skilled coach, and the 27-year-old has Premier League experience, so maybe he can get a tune out of him.

 

O’Neil is likely to find him appealing because, according to PSFA, he is “extremely strong” and “a fierce presser who leads from the front with his aggression and intensity.”