Wolves Now Set to Wrap Up Deadline Deal for ‘World-Class’ Player as ‘Officials Flown to France’:

It is believed that there is a better chance that Wolves complete the signing of the “world-class” Bellegarde. The 25-year-old, who is an excellent player on the ball, provided nine assists in last year’s Ligue 1 campaign with Strasbourg.

Agreement Reached?

Simon Stone of BBC Sort reported that the English outfit have reached an agreement with the French side. If true, “the deal is believed to be worth” around £13 million. A fraction of what the Wanderers pocketed when they sold Nunes to the Citizens.

Stone also stated that Wolves officials had traveled to France in order to expedite the move. Time is running out on the summer transfer window, as clubs race to add or offload players. The Premier League side will want to secure Bellegarde as quickly as possible.

Wolves Season So Far

One win in three games marks the Wanderers’ start to the domestic campaign. A bitterly contested one-goal loss to Manchester United started the season off on the wrong foot. It was followed by a 4-1 loss to Brighton & Hove Albion, which showed the need for a playmaker like Bellegarde.

Wolves did win their last match in the English top flight, though, a narrow victory over last-placed Everton. That was followed by a romp of Blackpool in the EFL Cup, and suddenly the squad looks completely different. Still, no chances are going to be taken, and the Wanderers will do their best to get the Bellegarde signing done today and add this wonderful footballer.