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Wolves Battle Everton for Rising Championship Star as Millwall Brace for ‘Big, Big Money’ Bids


Wolves are ramping up their recruitment drive as they prepare for the 2025/26 Premier League campaign, especially following the high-profile exits of Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri. Both players have departed for Manchester, with Cunha heading to United and Ait-Nouri joining the champions, City.

The former was snapped up to inject attacking firepower into a struggling United side after registering 15 goals and six assists last season.

In response, Wolves have already secured forward Jorgen Strand Larsen on a permanent deal from Celta Vigo and snapped up Fer Lopez.

However, the Molineux outfit are still actively searching for further reinforcements in attack.

One player now firmly on their radar is Millwall’s 20-year-old striker Mihailo Ivanovic, who made a strong impression in his debut Championship season with 12 goals.

According to journalist Pete O’Rourke via Football Insider, Wolves and Everton are both tracking the Serbian forward, and interest is growing across the Premier League and even into Europe, with Lazio also reportedly monitoring the situation.

Ivanovic, who joined Millwall from Vojvodina for £2.8 million last summer, quickly earned accolades, including the club’s Young Player of the Year and Goal of the Season. Given his breakout campaign, Millwall now face the real possibility of losing their prized asset just a year into his contract.

O’Rourke suggested that if Millwall decide to sell, they can expect to command a hefty fee. “I’m not surprised by the rising interest,” he said. “When Premier League and top European clubs come calling, Millwall may struggle to hold on.”

Everton, now in the market to replace the departed Dominic Calvert-Lewin, are believed to be “confident” about securing Ivanovic’s signature. They are also pursuing Villarreal’s Thierno Barry as part of their forward overhaul.

With both Wolves and Everton vying for his services, and Millwall likely to demand “big, big money,” the race for Ivanovic could heat up quickly as the transfer window progresses.