AliousWolves were among the most active Premier League clubs during the January transfer window, securing three key signings to bolster their squad. Manager Vitor Pereira focused on strengthening both defense and midfield, bringing in Emmanuel Agbadou early in the window before sealing Deadline Day deals for Nasser Djiga and Marshall Munetsi. These acquisitions made Wolves the league’s second-highest spenders in January, trailing only Manchester City.
As part of Pereira’s long-term vision, a squad overhaul is expected at the end of the season, with several departures on the horizon. One name that appears certain to be on the move is Pablo Sarabia.
### The End of the Road for Pablo Sarabia
Sarabia arrived at Wolves from Paris Saint-Germain in January 2023, signing a two-and-a-half-year contract that is set to expire this summer. However, his performances have failed to justify an extension, leading many to believe his time at Molineux is nearing its end.
Express & Star journalists Nathan Judah and Liam Keen discussed Sarabia’s future on their podcast, with Keen stating, *“I just don’t see him starting many games between now and May.”* Judah was even more definitive, saying, *“I’m almost certain that Pablo Sarabia won’t be a Wolves player next season. If you assess his time here, it’s fair to say it’s been disappointing. It hasn’t been a success, has it?”*
Despite earning £90,000 a week—placing him among the club’s highest-paid players—Sarabia has struggled to make a lasting impact.
### A Disappointing Spell at Molineux
Since his arrival, Sarabia has managed just 17 goal involvements across 64 appearances in all competitions. While Wolves only paid PSG £4.4 million for his services, the club expected far more from the Spanish midfielder.
His recent performance against Liverpool was particularly underwhelming, and with Munetsi and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde impressing at Anfield, Sarabia’s place in the squad looks increasingly uncertain. As Wolves prepare to face Bournemouth this weekend, he may find himself on the fringes once again.
Under Pereira’s leadership, Wolves are moving in a new direction, and it appears that Sarabia will not be part of their future plans.
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