Wolverhampton Wanderers The club are now keen to sign a 'unique' player who signed at Molineux for expected new manager Vitor Pereira, according to a new report.
Wolves are preparing to announce Vitor Pereira
The Old Gold moved quickly to find a new coach to replace Gary O'Neill, as they sacked the Englishman over the weekend following their 2-1 defeat at Ipswich Town. Unemployed managers such as David Moyes and Graham Potter were linked with the role before O'Neill's sacking, but the Premier League side have made Vitor Pereira their first target.
It was reported earlier this week that Pereira had agreed a deal with Wolves to become their new manager. The Portuguese agreed to a one-and-a-half year contract After agreeing to personal terms, Wolverhampton agreed to a compensation package worth £800,000 with Al-Shabab Saudi Club.
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Al-Shabaab confirmed Pereira's exit, and The 56-year-old took to social media on Wednesday to bid farewell to his former club. books: It is time to say goodbye to Al-Shabaab; Every day here was a lesson. Every challenge, an opportunity for growth. Even though the segment was short, we achieved important goals and milestones, overcame obstacles, and made memories that will never fade.
“On behalf of myself and the coaching staff, I extend my sincere thanks to the players, staff, managers and fans, who have always supported us unconditionally. I feel proud to be part of this club and certain that I have given everything every day! Special thanks to the president for the friendship, respect and gratitude he has shown us.” Always throughout this journey.
“This is not just a farewell, but also a reflection on the importance of every step on our way. Now, it's time to look to the future, always with gratitude for what the past has given me. Thank you guys! I wish the club a lot of success for the rest of the season!”
Wolves are now keen to sign a 'unique' player for Vitor Pereira
As Pereira's announcement approaches, according to The Sun, Wolves are eyeing a move to sign Miguel Almiron on loan From Newcastle United in January. The Paraguay international will be with the Magpies for six years in January, but his time at the club appears to have come to an end.
Almiron, who has been praised for his “unique“Last year's style by Eddie Howe has fallen out of favor at St James' Park after being a key player under Howe last season. The 30-year-old has played just nine times in all competitions this season, and with Newcastle keen to strike a balance in… Books Due to Financial Fair Play rules, Almiron may be allowed to leave in the new year.
This report suggests that the Premier League side are keen to offload Almiron in January, with a loan move looking the most likely outcome. Wolverhampton are among the teams interested in signing the midfielder, as are Crystal Palace and Leicester City.
Almiron is looking forward to leaving the north-east, as he attempts to rediscover the form he showed in the 2022/23 season, where he scored 11 goals in the Premier League. Wolves and Molyneux are very familiar with Almiron, as he has been there The midfielder scored his second goal in the Premier Leaguein a 1-1 draw against the Midlands club during the 2019/20 season.