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Wolves will be without striker Raul Jimenez for a number of weeks because of injury.
Given the club has done its business at the defensive end of the pitch this summer, is there a need for some attacking reinforcement?
Or perhaps you feel a good blend of forward options is already in place.
Image source, Getty ImagesWolves' second match in as many days ended in defeat by Levante, after a game with plenty of drama.
Roger's opener for the La Liga side was overshadowed by four first-half red cards, which left both sides down to nine men at the break.
Bruno Lage made a number of changes at the break, and despite Yerson Mosquera and Daniel Podence's dismissals, both sides resumed the second half with 11 players.
Levante doubled their lead on the hour mark as Giorgi Kochorashvili's shot from 20 yards found the top corner.
There was an 82nd-minute consolation goal for Wolves as Toti climbed highest in the box to head home from Connor Ronan's corner.
Image source, @WolvesWolves beat Deportivo Alaves in Alicante to make it three pre-season wins from three.
Raul Jimenez opened the scoring from the penalty spot, before Pedro Neto's low drive doubled the lead for Bruno Lage's side before half-time.
Daniel Podence headed in Wolves' third, before an incredible solo effort, external from Maximilian Kilman.
The defender picked up the ball inside his own half before running the length of the pitch and firing across the face of goal to seal the victory.
Wolves continue their pre-season tour against Besiktas in Alicante on Saturday, before travelling to Portugal to face Sporting Lison (30 July) and SC Farense (31 July).
Wolves are considering a move for Crystal Palace striker Christian Benteke, with the 31-year-old Belgium international about to enter the final year of his contract at Selhurst Park. (Sun), external
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Wolves finished 10th in the Premier League last season, falling short in their quest for European football despite being in the conversion for the majority of the campaign.
So, we asked you for your thoughts on where Bruno Lage's side should expect to end up this term, and whether bringing European football to Molineux again is a genuine ambition.
Here are some of your comments:
John: Depends on some key issues. Europe if Neves stays, Jimenez gets his mojo back and we sign another holding midfielder and striker. Mid-table again if these these things don't happen.
Darron: Worried with the lack of transfer activity, so I'm not getting my hopes up for a European push this season. If we stay consistent in the top half of the table, I'll be happy. However, I'm prepared for a dogfight down in the depths of the bottom half this season.
Max: If we keep Neves and Gibbs-White, and somehow convince Cutrone and Traore to play for us, then Europe is absolutely achievable. Big ifs though!
Nathan: Wolves need more players before a Europe push. There is so much talent, but they are a small squad. One or two key injuries and it’s over. The owners need to invest. If they go and get a few players in key positions and back Bruno Lage, then Europe is definitely a possibility.
Mark: If we want to challenge for Europe, or improve from 10th last season, we have to score more goals. We desperately need a striker and an attacking midfielder who can contribute 20-plus goals. Last season's stats speak for themselves: we failed to score in 16 games (42%), nine at home. If you don't score, you don't win!
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Some good news for Wolves fans.
Adama Traore left the club's training camp in Alicante at the weekend for scans on a hamstring issue.
However, it seems the injury is not too bad as Traore has returned to join the rest of his team-mates for their pre-season fixtures.
Pre-season fixtures:
20 July - Deportivo Alaves v Wolves - 18:00 BST (Camilo Cano Stadium)
23 July - Besiktas v Wolves - 18:00 BST (Camilo Cano Stadium)
30 July - Sporting Lisbon v Wolves - 18:45 BST (Estadio Algarve)
31 July - SC Farense v Wolves - 18:45 BST (Estadio de Sao Luis)
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Wolves striker Fabio Silva is set for a medical with Anderlecht before joining the Belgian side on loan. (Fabrizio Romano), external
Wolves are the only club to have made a firm move for Portugal midfielder Matheus Nunes, 23, from Sporting Lisbon. (Record, via Teamtalk), external
New Wolves defender Nathan Collins says the club can push for Europe this season and that such a target should be the "minimum" for the squad.
What do you think Wolves can achieve this season? And what might they need to improve in order to hit such heights?
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Wolves centre-back Nathan Collins says his style of play is a good fit for Bruno Lage's side as he acclimatises to life at Molineux.
Lage splashed £20.5m on the former Burnley defender last week after Roman Saiss' contract expired and Collins was delighted to make an instant return to the Premier League.
"It’s one of the best leagues in the world easily, every player wants to play in it, so I really enjoyed the challenge," he said of his time at Burnley.
"I played against Wolves twice last season and saw their style of play and I think it complements my style of play.
"They played us off the park at Molineux and, although it was a different game when we played them at home, we probably didn't deserve to win."
The 21-year-old has enjoyed his first few days at the club and is brimming with confidence for the season.
"We have high aspirations," he said. "This season I want to push for Europe, I think as a group we all want that.
"That should be the minimum of what we want to push for.
"Training’s been tough and it’s a tough standard but the days have been really fun and all the lads have been welcoming so far."
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— Daniel Podence (@daniel_podence) July 18, 2022
Wolves forward Daniel Podence believes his pre-season is on the up after posting a video of his exploits in the gym.
After an injury-plagued campaign last time out, the Portugal wide man seems to be back to full fitness for the 2022-23 season.
The 26-year-old has 10 goals and eight assists from 68 appearances for Wolves in all competitions.
Everton remain in talks with Wolves over signing English midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White, 22, after a £25m bid was rejected last week. (Sky Sports), external
Everton have been told Wolves will accept a £10m bid for winger Adama Traore this summer. (Football Insider), external
Wolves kick-started their summer transfer business by signing Nathan Collins for £20.5m from Burnley on Tuesday.
So, we asked you for your thoughts on what Collins can bring to Bruno Lage's team and who you'd like to see through the door at Molineux next.
Here are some of your comments:
Mark: Nathan Collins is one of the best defensive signings of the season. He is going to be a world class defender.
Peter: Absolutely ludicrous piece of business by Burnley. Wolves should have been paying at least £30m for one of the best young centre-backs in the top two divisions.
Simon: Good to see us going for a back four. Well I presume that's the plan. We still need to bolster the midfield, pin down Neves and find a proven striker to slot a few goals. Maybe Ronaldo fancies a year in the Black Country? Got to be better than Barcelona hasn't it?
Lee: Although Collins will be a good signing, the fact that only Burnley and Norwich scored fewer goals than us last season is a major problem. We need a striker more than another centre-half.
Nathan: A good signing and a good replacement for Saiss. He knows the Premier League and will fit in nicely next to Coady and Kilman! We need to focus on the attack now though because we need more goals this season!
Nick: After such a frustrating start to the summer, this looks like a really good deal for Wolves. Premier League experience, loads of potential, tall, strong - all for a decent fee. Hopefully, this is just the beginning for our transfer activity, but either way it’s a great start.
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Image source, Getty ImagesAs Christian Eriksen's football journey gets set for another twist with a likely summer transfer, we've taken a look at other players who have made incredible comebacks from serious injury and illness.
Wolves striker Raul Jimenez sustained a fractured skull, in a sickening collision with Arsenal defender David Luiz in November 2020, which left the Mexican unconscious.
Doctors told Jimenez, who received oxygen on the pitch before being carried off on a stretcher, that it was a "miracle" he survived the impact with the Gunners centre-back.
The striker was forbidden to train with other players for six months and underwent extensive cognitive tests to ensure he could still play professionally, but eventually made his comeback on the opening day of the 2021-22 season - eight months after suffering the injury.
He scored six goals and provided four assists in the Premier League to help Wolves finish 10th in their first campaign under manager Bruno Lage.
Image source, Getty ImagesTechnical director Scott Sellars says new signing Nathan Collins has all the qualities to be a huge success at Wolves.
After the defender completed a £20.5m move from Burnley, Sellars told the club website:, external "He’s only 21, has played international football and had a good season last year with Burnley. We think we’ve signed a player with a lot of potential, as well as being a very good footballer now.
"We’re getting someone who is physically very good - very tall, very athletic - and is very comfortable on the ball. He can step in and take the ball forward, which is what we need. He’s very good in both boxes and has real aerial strength.
"The feedback on his personality is about his leadership qualities, he’s a good character, so he ticks all the boxes.
"[He's] a humble young man who is appreciative of the opportunity, so we’re all going to be very happy."
Are you pleased with Bruno Lage's first summer signing? Have your say here
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Wolves are set to make Nathan Collins their first signing of the summer, with the defender having his medical on Tuesday before a move from Burnley.
Collins is likely to fill the gap left by Roman Saiss, who departed in June after six years in gold and black.
So, was your first summer signing worth the wait? And what else is needed for Bruno Lage's squad.
Wolves have rejected a £25m bid for midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White from Everton. (Mail), external
Meanwhile, Nathan Collins will become the most expensive Irish footballer in history when he completes a £20.3m move to Wolves from Burnley this week. (Irish Independent), external
Midfielder Ruben Neves is on Manchester United's list of contingency options if they fail to sign Frenkie De Jong. (Talksport), external
