It’s no secret that English Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers are in the market for a striker as they bid to improve on last season’s finish.
They have only scored one goal in three English Premier League games this season and coach Bruno Lage hasn’t hidden his desire to bring in more fire power in attack before the close of the transfer window.
As the clock ticks towards the end of the transfer window several names have been mentioned as possible options and it includes Nigeria international forward Terem Moffi.
Lorient are willing to let go of the forward but only for a fee which should be in excess of around €20m. A sum that teams who have monitored the forward see as excessive particularly as he didn’t match his previous season’s tally last season.
He scored just 8 goals last season, seven less than his tally of 14 Ligue 1 goal in his debut season following his move from Belgium side Kortrijk. It made teams have second thoughts about the 23 year old.
Reports in France suggest that Wolves failed with an offer a little over €10m with add ons but some other reports say he isn’t among the options they are looking at. Their priority still remains Stuttgart forward Sasa Kalajdzic.
A clear picture will be known in the coming days but from all indications, it appears Moffi might spend another season at the Ligue 1 side.