Wolverhampton Wanderers have finalized the signing of England goalkeeper Sam Johnstone from Crystal Palace for around £10 million on a four-year contract. Johnstone's move comes after he lost his starting position at Palace to Dean Henderson and requested a transfer. Wolves sporting director Matt Hobbs highlighted Johnstone's Premier League experience and international credentials as key factors for the acquisition, aiming to add more competition for the No.1 spot currently held by Jose Sa. The club had initially considered Arsenal's Aaron Ramsdale but opted for Johnstone due to financial constraints. Johnstone, who previously played for West Brom, expressed excitement about joining Wolves and reuniting with goalkeeping coach Neil Cutler.