AliousWolves may have an opportunity to revisit a past transfer target as the summer window approaches.
Manager Vitor Pereira had a productive January transfer window, bringing in three new players to strengthen his squad. Now that Wolves are close to securing their Premier League status for another season, Pereira can shift his focus to summer recruitment.
One area of interest is bolstering the attack, and speculation is growing that the club could reignite their pursuit of a former target.
### **Ansu Fati’s Future Uncertain as Wolves Consider Attacking Reinforcements**
With Matheus Cunha’s future at Wolves up in the air, the club is expected to be in the market for at least one new forward. Recent developments suggest that they could turn their attention back to Ansu Fati, a player they were linked with in 2023.
Football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano recently revealed that Barcelona is open to selling Fati, stating:
*”Barcelona’s plan with Ansu Fati remains the same as in January—trying to find a new club to sell him. Ansu rejected more than four offers in January, and while he will have the final say, Barça remains open to his departure.”*
Fati, represented by Jorge Mendes—an agent with strong connections to Wolves—was previously offered to the Midlands club. Although no move materialized at the time, links between Wolves and the young forward have persisted.
Could Wolves Help Fati Revive His Career?
Once hailed as Lionel Messi’s successor at Barcelona, Fati’s career took a downturn due to persistent injuries. While his progress was derailed, it’s important to remember that he is still only 22 years old and has already gained Premier League experience.
During his loan spell at Brighton in the 2023/24 season, Fati contributed to five goals across all competitions. While his time in England wasn’t spectacular, it did provide valuable top-flight experience that could help him settle quickly should he return to the Premier League.
Pereira is keen on adding a technically gifted player with strong individual quality to his attack—qualities that Fati certainly possesses when fit. If Wolves believe they can help him rediscover his early Barcelona form, a summer move could be on the cards for the versatile forward.
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