Matheus Nunes has in effect gone on strike at Wolves after stopping training in a bid to force through a move to Manchester City
, is expected to face disciplinary action over his no-show at training. Wolves host Blackpool in the Carabao Cup second round on Tuesday.
City are yet to make an official second bid for Nunes but are determined to conclude a deal for the player swiftly. Wolves, however, remain in a strong position given Nunes is under contract until 2027. The club also hold a 12-month option on the player, who they plan to reintegrate into the first-team squad should City fail to meet their valuation.
Wolves are hopeful of adding to their squad before the transfer deadline on Friday but are constrained by financial fair play regulations. The club hold an interest in the City midfielder Tommy Doyle, the 21-year-old who impressed on loan at Sheffield United last season. They lost out on Alex Scott to Bournemouth after failing to reach his £25m asking price.Meanwhile, Fulham are set to confirm the signing of the Belgium full‑back Timothy Castagne from Leicester.
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