As reported by British journalist Mike McGrath of the Telegraph, the wolverhampton has opened talks to take over the services of Joao Palhinha in the next summer transfer market. A movement that complicates the sports planning of the Seville for the next few months.
Sevilla has been closely monitoring the situation of the Portuguese midfielder, because Monchi has him in his sights as the replacement for Fernando Regues, who is in the final stages of his career in the Spanish elite.
Wolverhampton wants to take Palhinha’s signing from Sevilla
Palhinha, 26, is one of the most important pieces of Sporting de Portugal in recent years. His contract ends in the summer of 2026 and he is in the sights of several important teams, such as the Portuguese team itself. He can also play central in both profiles, being a reinforcement for various positions on the field. A talent to be reckoned with.
Wolverhampton have him in their sights to reinforce their midfielder area in the face of the possible departure of Rúben Neves, who is in the sights of several important teams. Bruno Lage’s team, which has several Portuguese, wants to continue strengthening its block to think about fighting for qualifying positions in European competitions.
Sevilla are yet to make a move on him, but they have to move fast if they want to secure his services before Wolverhampton can strike a deal with Sporting. Where will the midfielder play next season?