Wolves are set to shell out £20million to sign Benik Afobe and Willy Boly on permanent deals this summer, according to the Telegraph.
The newspaper report that Boly’s season-long loan from Porto is now set to be turned into a permanent deal for around £10million, with the 6ft 3in centre-back impressing throughout the campaign.
The Telegraph claim that Afobe is also set to be signed permanently for around £10million, with the Bournemouth striker having scored five goals since re-joining Wolves in January.
It is said that Wolves also have options to sign two other loan players, Leo Bonatini and Alfred N’Diaye, as they prepare for life in the top-flight under Nuno Espirito Santo.
Good move for Wolves?
Absolutely.
Both deals represent relatively risk-free purchases, with the club aware that both players can perform at the required level.
£10million deals for both players represent brilliant value, and this looks to be a no-brainer for Wolves as they head back into the Premier League.
This is Futbol rating: 9/10
Likely to happen?
You would think so.
Both players are likely to be keen to stay, and there seem to be few barriers in place to the two deals getting done.
This is Futbol rating: 9/10