AliousWolves Plot Stunning Swoop for £113M Superstar! Joao Felix Eyed in Bold Move as Pereira’s Revolution Gains Speed
Wolves are riding a wave of strong form under manager Vitor Pereira and could be about to make a major statement in the summer transfer window. With just five Premier League fixtures left, including a recent thrilling 1-0 away win at Manchester United courtesy of Pablo Sarabia’s late strike, the Midlands club is showing serious intent to finish the season on a high.
Next, they host relegated Leicester City before traveling to title-chasing Manchester City—yet the biggest buzz around Molineux right now isn’t about upcoming matches, but the club’s transfer ambitions.
According to TBR Football, Wolves are one of the clubs interested in securing the services of Portuguese international Joao Felix, currently on loan at AC Milan. The 25-year-old forward was once the subject of a jaw-dropping £113 million transfer from Benfica to Atletico Madrid, but his career trajectory has been unpredictable since. After a temporary spell with Chelsea in 2023, Felix made a permanent move to Stamford Bridge, but has struggled to consistently shine in the Premier League.
Now, with his future uncertain and Chelsea possibly willing to let him go, Wolves see an opportunity. If Matheus Cunha departs this summer, Felix could be the perfect high-profile replacement to slot into Pereira’s evolving attacking lineup. Despite the obvious hurdles—his high wages and potentially steep transfer fee—bringing in Felix would be a statement of serious ambition.
Manager Vitor Pereira, already winning over fans with his tactical brilliance and leadership, seems primed to oversee a transformative summer. Speaking after the win over United, Pereira emphasized the importance of unity and spirit, saying:
> “We came here to win, not draw. It wasn’t our best performance, but the happiness in the supporters and the smiles on our players’ faces—that’s everything to me.”
Felix’s arrival would undoubtedly lift spirits even higher. Whether on loan or a permanent deal, if Wolves can pull this off, it would signal a new era under Pereira—one where big names and bold dreams go hand in hand.
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