Wolverhampton

REPORT: Wolves are now working very hard on deal to sign “phenomenal” star for Pereira

Wolves Working on Deal to Sign ‘Phenomenal’ Star for Vitor Pereira

Wolverhampton Wanderers are interested in signing Sunderland left-back Dennis Cirkin ahead of the summer transfer window, according to Molineux News.

Although Wolves endured a tricky start to the season, they’ve been on an impressive run since Vitor Pereira was appointed. It didn’t quite work out for Gary O’Neil in the opening few months, with the threat of relegation looking real, but Pereira managed to steer them away from the drop with ease.

It’s now up to Wolves to back the manager after he’s proved his worth, especially if they want to go to the next level. The Midlands club won’t want to be battling near the bottom of the league again, and reinforcements will be necessary to improve.

Wolves Eyeing Move to Sign Dennis Cirkin
They’re working on a potential deal

According to a report from Molineux News, Wolves are interested in signing Sunderland left-back Cirkin. Pereira’s side are said to be keeping an eye on Championship players as they prepare to strengthen their squad for the summer transfer window.

The Midlands club are said to be working on a deal for the 23-year-old, but they are one of several sides who are considering a move for Cirkin. It’s no surprise that Wolves are preparing to potentially signing a left-back, with Rayan Ait-Nouri linked with a move away from the club.

GIVEMESPORT sources have confirmed that Ait-Nouri is on Liverpool’s shortlist ahead of the summer transfer window, but Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez is their current first choice. Reports have suggested that Wolves are set to offer Ait-Nouri a new deal, but it remains to be seen whether he will commit his future to the club.

Cirkin, described as ‘phenomenal’, could be a smart addition for Wolves, particularly if they are unable to keep hold of Ait-Nouri. The Sunderland left-back has enjoyed an impressive season in the Championship, and he could be ready to step up to the Premier League.

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