Wolves have had an underwhelming summer transfer window and their results in the preseason showed once again that they need new signings.
The Premier League side finished the preseason without a win and manager Vitor Pereira is keen to add more players to his thin squad this summer.
If they do no act fast in the market, next season is going to be a big struggle for them, just like how last season was.
Having lost their best player Matheus Cunha to Manchester United, the Premier League side are looking for creative and attacking solutions in the market.
Wolves have identified Matthis Abline as attacking target
Wolves are stepping up their recruitment drive this summer and have reportedly set their sights on French forward Matthis Abline from Ligue 1 side Nantes.
According to journalist Mike McGrath, Wolves are looking at a deal for the highly rated 22-year-old as they continue to reshape their attacking options ahead of the new campaign.
Abline has been attracting attention across Europe after an impressive season in France, where he netted 11 goals and showcased his versatility across the front line.
Capable of playing as a central striker or drifting wide into creative positions, he has caught the attention of clubs in England as well as France.
Paris FC have already tested Nantes’ resolve with a bid, but that offer was rejected, leaving the door open for Wolves to make their move.
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