Sunday, 27 December 2020
Wolves Aim for Luka Jovic
By db-admin
DBasia.news – The role of Jorge Mendes could bring the striker who was in the spotlight at Real Madrid Luka Jovic out. Reportedly he is docked at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The future of Real Madrid striker Luka Jovic is far from clear ahead of the opening of the winter transfer window in January.
Even though he remained in Madrid last summer, it turns out that rumors of his possibility of leaving are spreading again.
At the beginning of the year, the bomber was again linked with the possibility of leaving for several clubs such as AC Milan, Tottenham Hotspur and another Wolverhampton Wanderers.
According to reports from Sky Sports and Hitc.com, Wolves could be the most likely club to sign the bomber this winter due to the factor of a super agent, Jorge Mendes.
Mendes is indeed known as a figure who has had a lot of influence in player transfers involving Wolves in recent seasons. That’s why it’s not difficult to see him give back his help to be able to bring in a Jovic if indeed the Premier League club is serious about landing the former Eintracht Frankfurt player.
Even though Mendes himself does not represent Jovic officially, the super agent can still act as a mediator so that the transfer can be made. In addition, both of them also certainly know each other because of their connection with Benfica, which was the club of the Serbian bomber before moving to Germany.
Wolves themselves may indeed need a new striker given that their main striker, Raul Jimenez, has just recovered from a fairly dangerous injury. Indeed, Jimenez is expected to return to play soon, but the club also does not want to rush the player too much and let him recover normally.
That’s why they really intend to bring in a new striker who will be able to sharpen the front lines, especially while Jimenez is still absent. Even though they have to compete with Milan, Wolves still have the opportunity to remember that the Red and Black squad is still uncertain about their first choice against Jovic.