The most recent Wolves news includes information on a reported transfer target and an injury sustained by a player while serving for his country.
After Hwang Hee-chan did not play for South Korea in the first round of the Asia Cup, Wolves have a minor injury issue.
At the Jassim bin Hamad Stadium, South Korea defeated Bahrain 3-1, however Hee-chan was not there. He was absent due to a hip issue, as reported by the Express & Star, and he will now have to fight to recover in time for their upcoming games. Korea’s upcoming matches against Jordan on Saturday, January 20, and Malaysia on Thursday, January 25, are anticipated to provide positive results.
Jurgen Klinsmann, the former striker for Spurs, is the manager of Korea, one of the competition’s favorites. He might miss up to four Premier League games during the tournament, which runs until February 10.
Both their probable FA Cup fourth-round matchup with West Brom later this month and their two FA Cup games against Brentford have already been ruled out for him.
Marseille is rumored to have joined the running to sign Said Benrahma, a forward in high desire from West Ham. According to the French publication Foot Mercato, Marseille has offered West Ham a “first offer” for Benrahama. The player is reportedly coveted by Wolves, Brentford, and Fulham, their rivals in West London.
West Ham is reported to have rejected a loan deal from Marseille that included a buyout option because it did not pique their interest. The French media reports that signing him will set you back €23 million. Benrahma has made 21 appearances for David Moyes’ team this season, but he has only made eight starts and contributed one goal. He was not selected for Algeria’s African team.
