Wolverhampton Wanderers fans here in the Tavern are delighted with their recent performances, as they go on in search of the Championship title.

Of course, Nuno Espirito Santo has worked wonders at Wolves in the current campaign as the Championship title is now in sight, with many of our local residents feeling over the moon. Although, the Midlands club will already be looking to bolster their ranks in the summer transfer window, as a couple of world-class signings could be making their way to Molineux.

Indeed, Wolves would have struggled to produce the results they have without summer signing Ruben Neves, as he’s established himself as arguably the best player in the Championship so far this season. But, with Premier League football looking inevitable for next season, the club will need to find him a midfield partner that’s on a similar level in order to challenge the big guns.

Therefore, Wolverhampton Wanderers need ensure that Ruben Neves is playing next to one of these TWO midfielders next season…

Andre Gomes

Andre Gomes has lost his way in the current campaign at Spanish giants Barcelona after making the move from Valencia back in 2016, as a summer exit looks likely with Barca reportedly planning to offload him.

Indeed, the Portuguese international has produced moments of brilliance during his time at the Camp Nou and is one of Jorge Mendes’ clients, which could make it easy for Wolves to bring him to Molineux in the summer.

So without further ado, Nuno Espirito Santo should look to partner Ruben Neves with the midfielder in the summer months, as his fellow international teammate and a quality player at the highest level.

Pizzi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MxLNdMYcU0

The Portuguese central midfielder has been influential for his current club Benfica so far this season, as he’s well into double figures for assists and has also produced a handful of goals.

Pizzi would compliment Ruben Neves’ game well in the middle of the park as a livewire that can create lots of space, with his skills and close quarters dribbling also helping the team out in the final third.

Nevertheless, Wolves should look to bring the 28-year-old to the Midlands in the summer transfer window, as one of the most impressive midfielders out of Portugal with a keen eye for goal.