Plenty of Wolves fans reacted in excitement after they discovered their club are reportedly considering a move for Lille midfielder Renato Sanches.
According to Italian outlet CalcioMercato (via Goal), the 21-cap Portugal international is on the Molineux radar and they are keen to take him to the West Midlands in the near future.
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The 23-year-old is currently playing in Ligue 1 after his efforts to break into Bayern Munich’s first team failed and even played 15 games for Swansea City during a short-term loan stay in South Wales (via TransferMarkt).
Despite this, his former teammate in Germany, Niklas Sule, is a big fan of Sanches having witnessed his talent in training and believed that he was often the best player behind the scenes for the Bundesliga giants.
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With this in mind, supporters were full of praise for Sanches and urged manager Nuno Espirito Santo to put arrangements in place to bring him back to the Premier League, as one fan even called him a ‘monster’.
Molineux faithful want Sanches
Few bad games for swansea and people don’t want him. Hes class and exactly what we need
— it’s Adam (@Adambriant2) November 9, 2020
The sort of characteristics in.a player that we desperately needed before the season started.
— Mark Bromley (@bromWWFC) November 9, 2020
I’d take him in a heart beat. Wouldn’t come cheap though considering he moved last season for 18m Regular football and playing in Europe. He looks to be level above what he was at Swansea.
— Tomm Hughes – Wolves STH (@WolvesTomm) November 9, 2020
Yes Yes Yes pic.twitter.com/cODI4yeWbz
— Maxx Mateo (@Mateo_Maxx) November 9, 2020
Omg yes
— Alex🐺 (@wwfcAlex_) November 9, 2020
He would be perfect for us. Central player who can take the ball forward for us. Get him in ASAP
— Alex Barnsley (@barnsleyarmy) November 9, 2020
Would absolutely love this monster to play at the wolves…The 🇵🇹 Gullit
— Black Country Lobo (@DodgyWolf) November 9, 2020
In other news, Wolves had summer approach rejected for Premier League winner.
