Wolverhampton Wanderers fans here in the Tavern are absolutely delighted with their side, as they’ve now secured promotion to the Premier League and are one point off securing the title.
Wolves have been outstanding in the current campaign as runaway leaders in the Championship, with a place in the Premier League confirmed for next season as they’ll look to push on. Although, the summer transfer window will be of huge importance as they prepare for the top-flight, having seen how well things have panned out after bringing in an influx of Portuguese brilliance.
Interestingly, the Midlands club should look to bring a few of the Championships’ most impressive players to the Premier League, as just reward for their efforts in the current campaign. Indeed, with Jorge Mendes and Fosun International helping on the transfer front, the sky is the limit as Wolves will have a number of high-profile players on their shortlist.
Nevertheless, here’s a look at THREE Championship players that Wolves should bring to the Premier League…
James Maddison
There’s no doubt that James Maddison is one of the most promising attacking players in English football, after enjoying an incredible season at Carrow Road with current club Norwich City.
Indeed, the 21-year-old has been linked with a move to a number of big clubs in the summer transfer window, but that wouldn’t stop Wolverhampton Wanderers from pipping the big guns to another signing.
Therefore, the Midlands club should look to bring Maddison to Molineux in the summer months, as he’s proven his worth in the current campaign and has the potential to become a future world star.
Ryan Fredericks
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Interestingly, Ryan Fredericks has enjoyed the best season in his footballing career thus far, as his current club Fulham are still in with a chance of automatic promotion to the Premier League.
Indeed, his electrifying pace and deceiving strength makes him one of the most dominant defenders in English football, and he even made it into the EFL Championship Team of the Season.
Nevertheless, Wolves should do everything they can to lure him away from Craven Cottage in the summer transfer window, as he would provide great competition for Matt Doherty.
Aden Flint
The 28-year-old has been sensational once again in the current campaign and has even added goals to his game, as a danger to the opposition both in defensive and attacking areas.
There’s no doubt that a play-off place would be out of reach for Bristol City if Aden Flint wasn’t in the side, as he has come to the rescue on numerous occasions with an accomplished performance never too far away.
So, Wolves should look to bring him to the Midlands in the summer transfer window, as one of the most impressive defenders in the Championship that can get on the end of Barry Douglas’ incredible set pieces.
