Wolves Finally Strike Transfer Deal – Just One Step Left as Player Gives Green Light!

Wolverhampton Wanderers have reached an agreement with Galatasaray for the transfer of midfielder Mario Lemina, with the deal expected to be finalized today.

According to journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, both clubs have settled on a transfer fee of €2.5 million. The focus has now shifted to negotiating the payment structure between the involved parties.

Lemina’s departure from Wolves has been anticipated throughout the month, following his exclusion from the squad under former manager Gary O’Neil. His situation remained unchanged under new manager Vitor Pereira, who made it clear that Lemina would not feature for the team during the January transfer window. Wolves have been actively working to facilitate his exit before the window closes.

With an agreement now in place, the final details regarding payment are being ironed out. Earlier reports suggested that Lemina had already reached personal terms with Galatasaray, pending a formal agreement between the two clubs.

Now that both sides have settled on the transfer fee, the deal appears to be nearing completion, paving the way for Lemina’s exit from Molineux—a move that both the player and Wolves have been eager to finalize.