Wolves’ start to the 2024/25 Premier League season has been far from positive as they currently sit bottom of the table with just three points on the board. Gary O’Neil’s side and Ipswich Town are the only clubs in England’s top flight still waiting to bank their first win of the campaign.
Wolves’ start to the 2024/25 Premier League season has been far from positive as they currently sit bottom of the table with just three points on the board. Gary O’Neil’s side and Ipswich Town are the only clubs in England’s top flight still waiting to bank their first win of the campaign.
Wolves star of ‘major interest’ to Liverpool and Chelsea
Wolves have a roster packed full of top talent and according to Molineux News, one player in particular is attracting ‘major interest’ from rival clubs. Rayan Ait-Nouri is reportedly on the radar of both Liverpool and Chelsea, as well as clubs around Europe.
The defender is ‘ticking a lot of boxes’ of the interested parties and Liverpool are said to be ‘the most interested’ in acquiring his signature. A potential £10 million signing in 2025 is ‘very high’ on the Reds’ radar as they look to bolster their options across the backline.
Ait-Nouri was linked with rival c
clubs over the summer but remained at Molineux. He first joined the club back in 2020 on loan from Angers, before Wolves opted to make his stay permanent. Over the years, Ait-Nouri has received plenty of praise. Not long after his arrival, journalist Tim Spiers described him as ‘phenomenal’ and he has continued to impress since his early days.
Pundit airs Wolves relegation concerns
Despite coming close to big results in their latest fixtures with consecutive 2-2 draws, Wolves still have a tough hill to climb to get out of the relegation zone. O’Neil’s side dropped points to both Brighton and Crystal Palace where they may have been backed to win but they have some other interesting fixtures coming up to make up some ground.
Pundit airs Wolves relegation concerns
Despite coming close to big results in their latest fixtures with consecutive 2-2 draws, Wolves still have a tough hill to climb to get out of the relegation zone. O’Neil’s side dropped points to both Brighton and Crystal Palace where they may have been backed to win but they have some other interesting fixtures coming up to make up some ground.
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