Summary
Wolves are considering selling striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, with Nottingham Forest showing interest. Wolves, struggling at the bottom of the Premier League, believe selling Larsen could be beneficial, especially if they find a good offer. Despite having a five-year contract, his performance this season has been criticized as he scored only one league goal.
Key Facts
- Wolves may sell Jorgen Strand Larsen, a striker, despite his recent five-year contract.
- Nottingham Forest, fighting against relegation, is interested in Larsen.
- Larsen scored just one Premier League goal this season, which has frustrated Wolves fans.
- Forest is missing striker Chris Wood due to injury and is looking at Larsen as a potential replacement.
- West Ham and Newcastle previously showed interest in Larsen, but both clubs have now moved on to other targets.
- Wolves secured their first win of the season on their 20th attempt, which impacts Larsen's future at the club.
- Selling Larsen in January could bring a higher transfer fee than a summer sale due to Wolves' current position.
- Wolves are not under pressure to sell unless they receive an offer beneficial to the club.
