Supporters of Wolverhampton Wanderers have been reacting to the latest report on the club’s interest in Werder Bremen’s Milot Rashica.
According to SportBild, as cited by Sport Witness, the Old Gold have ‘announced their interest’ in the 23-year-old winger (via @TalkingWolves), which some supporters were not sure on.
Wolves have again been linked with Werder Bremen's Milot Rashica.
SportBild have reported that Wolves have ‘announced their interest’ in Rashica (23). The winger has a €38m release clause but the figure would drop down to €15m if his club were to be relegated this season. pic.twitter.com/72tT7tF9Sn
— Talking Wolves (@TalkingWolves) May 6, 2020
What is it with us being linked to all these wingers, WE DON’T NEED ANYMORE.
— Chris (@cpj93070) May 6, 2020
Nuno preparing for next season to line up in the 2-2-6 formation.
— Jake ? ? (@JakeEXE09) May 6, 2020
Where have they said this? Can’t find it
— joe (@wwfcjoe_) May 6, 2020
Would you be happy if the Old Gold signed Milot Rashica in the next transfer window?Yes, he would be a great signing
No, we don't need another winger
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The report also revealed that the €38 million (£33.1m) release clause in the Kosovan’s contract is valid until June, but will drop to €15 million (£13.1m) if his club is relegated from the Bundesliga.
So, after the news of the fee being dropped if Werder Bremen were relegated from Germany’s top flight was shared to social media (via @TalkingWolves), some supporters were a little keener.
Let’s hope for a releg then
— Joey ? (@WWFC_Joey) May 6, 2020
What about if he is a better winger than ones that we have?
— B G (@BGWolves85) May 7, 2020
I mean I wouldn’t want to wish relegation on many teams, but if we could get him cheaper it would be a decent signing?
— Callum (@CallumD_4) May 7, 2020
What do we think?
This season, Rashica has been the second-best performer for his club in the Bundesliga having earned a 7.05/10 average rating over 20 league appearances (per WhoScored), which would suggest that he has talent.
With Werder Bremen currently sat second bottom in the Bundesliga, too, with a game in hand but eight points from safety (per BBC), relegation seems a likely threat for those wishing for a cheaper fee.