Wolves remain one of the Premier League’s most active clubs in the January transfer window, with both incoming and outgoing moves dominating their plans.
The club has already secured one signing, with Emmanuel Agbadou joining from Stade Reims on a four-and-a-half-year deal.
The Ivorian defender made his debut in Wolves’ FA Cup victory over Bristol City, but the club’s recruitment drive isn’t stopping there.
Manager Vitor Pereira is still looking to strengthen his defensive options, with Chelsea’s Renato Veiga reportedly on the radar.
However, it’s not just new arrivals making headlines—Wolves could also see the departure of a seasoned player this month.
Pablo Sarabia Nearing the Exit
Pablo Sarabia, who has struggled for game time under Pereira, is edging closer to a Wolves exit. The 32-year-old midfielder has yet to start a game since Pereira took over and has fallen down the pecking order at Molineux.
With his contract expiring at the end of the season, Wolves have decided not to offer him a renewal.
This has opened the door for the Spanish international to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with clubs outside England. According to Portuguese journalist Luis Pinto Coelho, Sarabia is “in negotiations” with Celta Vigo.
Although Sarabia is likely to remain with Wolves until his contract expires in the summer, Celta Vigo’s early interest suggests he could return to Spain as he enters the twilight of his career.
Fans should expect the former Paris Saint-Germain star to make the move within the next six months.
Summer Plans for Midfield Reinforcements
While there’s a possibility Wolves could sign a new midfielder this month—especially if Mario Lemina finalizes a move to Al Shabab—Pereira is already planning ahead for the summer transfer window.
The summer window, with its greater opportunities, is expected to allow Pereira to shift focus from defense to midfield. The Wolves boss is reportedly keen on bringing in a creative Number 10, an addition that could inject fresh energy into the team.
As Wolves strive to retain their Premier League status, Pereira’s plans signal a commitment to improving the squad and ensuring the club starts next season stronger than it began this one.
With both immediate and long-term strategies in place, Wolves are making it clear they intend to remain competitive on all fronts.
