“🚨All Eyes on Molineux: £25m Star Now Tipped for Wolves Move After Shock Twist – Manager’s Bold Decision Leaves Fans Convinced Transfer Is Only a Matter of Time!”

Wolves Given Clear Path to £25m Star as Lazio Boss Makes Crucial Call – Transfer Door Swings Wide Open for Molineux Move

Wolves may now have their best opportunity yet to sign long-term goalkeeping target Christos Mandas, following a significant development involving Lazio manager Maurizio Sarri.

With a summer of transition underway at Molineux, only Fer Lopez has been brought in so far, while several key figures on and off the pitch have already departed. The exits of Matheus Cunha, Rayan Ait-Nouri, and Pablo Sarabia, along with Nelson Semedo’s likely departure and doubts over José Sá’s future, highlight a major reshuffle under new head coach Vitor Pereira. Additionally, former sporting director Matt Hobbs has left the club, contributing to the sense of a fresh era beginning.

One key area of focus for Pereira is the goalkeeper position, especially with Sam Johnstone expected to leave after his signing from Crystal Palace created tension and unsettled current No.1 José Sá. If Sá does move on, Wolves are preparing to act quickly, with 23-year-old Christos Mandas of Lazio remaining firmly on their radar a player first admired under Gary O’Neil.

Mandas himself has acknowledged Wolves’ long-standing interest, revealing that they had plans to approach him following a failed attempt to secure his services previously. That interest is now intensifying after reports from Italy revealed Sarri’s decision to keep Mandas as Lazio’s second-choice keeper next season, behind veteran Ivan Provedel.

This development could prove decisive, with Mandas now said to be seriously considering offers from clubs promising more consistent game time Wolves chief among them. Italian media, including Tuttomercatoweb, claim Lazio have set a €30m (£25m) price tag on the Greek international.

Wolves see Mandas as a potentially golden signing young, internationally capped, and hungry for minutes. With Sá’s long-term future uncertain and the scars of last summer’s late goalkeeper move still fresh, the Old Gold are urged to move swiftly to secure Mandas before rival clubs enter the race or the window begins to narrow.