Wolves captain Nelson Semedo, 31, has opened discussions with the club regarding his future, with his contract set to expire at the end of the season.
After Wolves’ recent win against Bournemouth, Semedo acknowledged the faith manager Vitor Pereira has placed in him, sharing that he has already spoken with the coach and the club about his situation.
While his future remains undecided, he expressed optimism about the ongoing conversations.
Since arriving from Barcelona in September 2020, Semedo has played a crucial role at Wolves, amassing over 150 Premier League appearances.
This season, he has been a key figure in the squad, featuring in 24 matches across all competitions.
Manager Pereira has made it clear that he would like to see the defender continue at the club beyond the current campaign.
Reflecting on his time at Wolves, Semedo admitted that adapting to the physicality of the Premier League was a challenge compared to his experience in La Liga.
He also highlighted the vital role his family has played in supporting his footballing journey, acknowledging both the highs and lows he has faced along the way.
With contract negotiations still ongoing, Semedo’s future at Molineux remains uncertain.
However, there is clear mutual respect between him and Pereira, with both parties showing an interest in extending their collaboration.