Steve Bull Hails Wolves’ Transfer Kick-Off as ‘Smart Business’ Hints More Signings Are Imminent in Vital Summer Rebuild
Wolverhampton Wanderers’ legendary striker Steve Bull has thrown his support behind the club’s early moves in the summer transfer window, describing them as a “positive start” to what could be a transformative period under new head coach Vitor Pereira.
Bull commended the club for acting decisively, stressing the importance of getting deals done early so that Pereira can fully assess and shape the squad during pre-season. With growing pressure from fans and pundits alike for a squad refresh, the signing of Fer Lopez a promising 21-year-old forward from Spain marks the beginning of what Bull believes could be a busy window.
While Bull acknowledged that Lopez is a work in progress and unlikely to fill the shoes of outgoing forward Matheus Cunha straight away, he expressed enthusiasm about the youngster’s long-term potential and fit within the squad.
“He’s a bright talent and this is exactly the kind of forward-thinking move we’ve needed,” Bull said. “It’s encouraging, and I’d be surprised if he’s the last new face we see this summer.”
The club legend’s endorsement is a reassuring sign for supporters hoping to see Wolves mount a competitive campaign next season, with expectations building around further additions in the coming weeks.