Wolves The two sides have held talks over a possible move for a new midfielder in January, according to a new report.

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Things are looking up for the Wolves at the moment. since appointment Victor Pereira In mid-December, as the club’s new coach, the Wolves have made great progress in both performance and results.

Pereira’s side not only beat Leicester City and Manchester United but also drew with Tottenham Hotspur to appear outside the Premier League for the first time since early November. Premier League Relegation zone.

Perhaps better news is that, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the club have convinced the striker Matheus Cunha commits his long-term future to WolvesThat’s despite interest from many of the Premier League’s biggest clubs, including Arsenal and Manchester United.

Cunha has been Wolves’ star player this season, scoring 10 goals and providing four assists in 19 games. Wolves beat Manchester United 2-0 Pereira talks about Brazil international: “He is a special player. He can do things that make a difference in small details.

“In my opinion, Matheus Cunha is a player who can perform to a high standard in this league. I hope not (elsewhere) because we need him.”

Wolves hold talks with Rios

As well as securing Cunha’s long-term commitment, Wolves are also considering strengthening the squad from outside in the January transfer market. One man the club are reportedly keeping an eye on is Palmeiras midfielder Richard Rios.

according to RTI Sportsaccording to Sports Witness, Wolves have recently held talks with Rios’ agent over a move to Molineuxthe Colombian international is “really likely” to switch to the Premier League in the near future.

Rios is understood to be Pereira’s priority target and the Wolves boss is personally interested, but he will face competition from Fulham as well as clubs in France, Spain and Italy.

Palmeiras claim they will only sell Rios in January if his £83m clause is activated, which is beyond Wolves’ ability. However, RTI Esporte claim the Brazilian club may be bluffing, with Wolves potentially agreeing a deal with Palmeiras for £16.6m plus bonuses, with Rios potentially joining in the summer.

South American football expert Ben Mattinson describes Rios As a “ball dribbling machine”.

“When he gets the ball from the back, he brings it upfield with purpose and can eat up a lot of ground in a short period of time. His long legs allow him to immediately open up the pace and get away from defenders, “ Martinson wrote on X.