AliousWolves are approaching a crucial summer transfer window, facing key decisions regarding several players, including club captain Nelson Semedo.
While Vitor Pereira has successfully steered Wolves away from relegation danger, his biggest challenges may still lie ahead.
Uncertainty surrounds multiple squad members, whether due to contract expirations or external interest.
Matheus Cunha’s release clause has drawn attention, while Rayan Ait-Nouri is also on the radar of potential suitors.
Beyond fending off interest from other clubs, Wolves must address internal matters—starting with Semedo’s contract situation.
Nelson Semedo Gives Wolves Contract Update
The Portuguese full-back is one of several Wolves players with contracts set to expire in 2025.
Since his arrival from Barcelona in 2020, Semedo has developed into a key figure at the club, earning the captain’s armband in a surprising midseason switch.
However, concerns have emerged that he could leave for free in the summer.
Despite this, all hope is not lost. Speaking after Wolves’ recent victory over Bournemouth, Semedo provided an encouraging update, revealing ongoing discussions with the club.
“It’s really good to have the confidence from the coach,” Semedo said via *Express and Star*.
“I already spoke to him about my situation, and we’ll see what the future holds. I’ve been talking with the club.”
His comments suggest a willingness to remain at Wolves, a boost during a period of uncertainty.
Transfer Interest in Semedo Grows
Pereira is eager to retain Semedo, who has become an integral part of his system at Molineux.
While there is no indication that the defender wants to leave, interest in his services is mounting.
Former Wolves boss Bruno Lage is reportedly keen to bring Semedo to Benfica, while clubs in Saudi Arabia are also monitoring the 31-year-old’s situation.
Semedo’s latest remarks provide optimism for Wolves fans, but with time ticking on his contract, the club must act swiftly to secure his future.
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