After an awful season, Wolves are already planning for life in the Championship. Who is on the club's transfer radar as they target an immediate return to the Premier League?
For the last few years, Wolves' transfer activity has largely revolved around letting top players go without replacements. It goes without saying that this will need to change this summer if they are to get out of the Championship at the first time of asking.
Wolves transfer targets summer 2026
Kalvin Phillips
Man City
£5.2m
Che Adams
Torino
£7.8m
Lassine Sinayoko
Auxerre
£6m
*potential transfer fees sourced from Transfermarkt
Kalvin Phillips (Man City)
Kalvin Phillips is expected to return to Man City from his Sheffield United loan in the summer, and with two years still to go on his contract at the Etihad Stadium, a permanent transfer will be the aim for all parties in the off-season.
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Lassine Sinayoko (Auxerre)
Another attacking option that Wolverhampton are keeping a close eye on is Lassine Sinayoko, who could move to England from Auxerre.
In fact, a few other English clubs are reportedly interested in the forward, including Middlesbrough, so Wolves will have some competition if they decide to go for Sinayoko.
Che Adams (Torino)
If Wolves are after a striker with Championship experience, then they won't find many better this summer than Che Adams.
The Scottish international seems keen to return to the UK despite having moderate success in Serie A, and Wolves have reportedly been talking with the Italian club throughout the season about his potential availability.
