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Wolves: Kevin Campbell hails Adama Traore amid new £21m Molineux contract details

Former Premier League striker Kevin Campbell heaped praise on Wolves midfielder Adama Traore and believes it will be “huge” for the club if he signs a new deal.

Campbell hugely impressed with Traore

The 24-year-old has been hugely impressive for Nuno Espirito Santo’s side, especially last season after he scored six goals and provided 12 assists from 54 appearances in all competitions (TransferMarkt).

Traore’s player development, ever since his £18m move from Middlesbrough in 2018, has been a hot topic of discussion for some time, with Martin Keown describing him as the “Lewis Hamilton” of football (via talkSPORT).

Reports last month suggested that the Spain international is in ‘advanced talks’ over a new blockbuster four-year contract, which would be for a £100k-a-week, worth £21m.

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Speaking to Football Insider, Campbell believes that it would be a massive boost for the club if the Spaniard opted to commit his future to the West Midlands outfit.

“It would be huge for Wolves if Adama Traore signs a new deal,” he said.

“He is a different player to the one that arrived at Wolves. He has end product now and is a nightmare to stop.

“Why would he go somewhere else? Somewhere which is not a learning environment because he is improving under Nuno.

“It would be huge for both player and club if he signs a new contract.”

Transfer Tavern take

Campbell is absolutely right here, despite Traore’s struggles this term. Securing the services of a player that has been courted by Liverpool and Manchester City will provide a huge momentum boost around the club.

His unorthodox style of play, which includes blistering pace and immense strength, are combined characteristics that are rarely seen from players across the Premier League.

Having Traore, for that reason, will come as a huge advantage to them. If he starts more games, he will have to perform to justify his new Molineux deal though.

In other news, Wolves will now have to pay four times the amount for familiar face.

Journalism graduate from the University of Chester. Joined Transfer Tavern in October 2020. Liverpool fan based in the north-west who will not hear a bad word said about Lucas Leiva. Gained experience with Manchester Futsal Club and 90MIN. Strongly disapproves of short corners and foul throws.

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