Wolves will have the possibility to sign the target for just €10 million—a fantastic market opportunity
This has been an exciting week for positive developments, in case Wolverhampton Wanderers are still interested in Borussia Mönchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi.
Journalist Florian Plettenberg had earlier reported that Pini Zahavi is now the player’s agent and that he is amenable to a summer transfer.
It appears that the reporter has returned with fresh information that is pertinent to Wolves’ concerns.
Plettenberg claims that Eveldi will have a release clause worth approximately €10 million come summertime. Additionally, he allegedly has “enquiries” on the table from Premier League teams.
Despite the fact that it is widely known that Wolves was pursuing the defender only a few months prior, they receive no mention this time.
The Molineux team allegedly had “quite serious discussions” to sign the midfielder in the summer, but Mönchengladbach rejected their offer, according to the German media.
It appears that they will soon have a fantastic chance to purchase him. With Transfermarkt valuing the player at €14 million, that release clause essentially serves as an invitation to go for the 27-year-old.
