Wolves in talks to sign Girona defender Ladislav Krejci amid player sales

Wolverhampton Wanderers are actively involved in the transfer market as they seek to strengthen their squad before the window closes. They are in advanced talks to sign versatile Czech defender Ladislav Krejci from Girona for a reported €30 million, a fee Girona is expected to accept, with Krejci having already agreed to terms with Wolves. Krejci, who can also play as a defensive midfielder, is seen as a key addition to provide cover on the left side of Wolves' defense and bolster their midfield options. Meanwhile, Wolves face a challenge in retaining striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, with Wolves demanding at least £60 million amid interest from Newcastle, and the club prepared to find replacements if Larsen departs. Additionally, AS Roma are pushing ahead to sign Wolves forward Fabio Silva for around €16 million, with Silva favoring a permanent move over a loan and other potential clubs losing interest. These moves reflect Wolves' strategic efforts to both reinforce their defense and manage outgoing transfers in a busy summer window.