Wolves’ last-ditch attempt After talks with Fulham, Harrison Reed’s deal fell through.
According to Football Insider, Wolves’ last-minute approach for Fulham midfielder Harrison Reed fell through before last week’s (1 September) transfer deadline.
The Midlands club is thought to have offered Fulham approximately £3 million for the 28-year-old’s services.
Wolves were aware of Matheus Nunes’ impending move to Manchester City and were compelled to scour the market for suitable replacements before the deadline of September 1st.
However, they were unable to reach an agreement with Fulham, who also resisted late interest from Bayern Munich in defensive midfielder Joao Palhinha.
Reed’s contract at Craven Cottage, which pays him a reputed £30,000 a week, expires in less than a year.
The London club has the option to extend his contract for another year.
Wolves were aware of Matheus Nunes’ impending move to Manchester City and were compelled to scour the market for suitable replacements before the deadline of September 1st.
However, they were unable to reach an agreement with Fulham, who also resisted late interest from Bayern Munich in defensive midfielder Joao Palhinha.
Reed’s contract at Craven Cottage, which pays him a reputed £30,000 a week, expires in less than a year.
The London club has the option to extend his contract for another year.
On Friday (8 September), Football Insider revealed that Chelsea intervened to prevent Wolves from signing Strasbourg midfielder Habib Diarra during the summer transfer window.
Wolves have won one of their four Premier League games this season and are currently 15th in the table.
In other news, a fresh development opens the door for Tottenham to recruit a Fulham star.
