Jørgen Strand Larsen could be set to leave Wolves during the current transfer window after the club declined to sell him to Newcastle United in the summer. At the time, the striker was open to making the move, but Wolves were unwilling to part with him and rejected Newcastle’s approach.
Wolves open door to January departure
Wolves have endured a difficult season, and circumstances around Strand Larsen have changed significantly since the summer. The arrival of a new manager has altered the team’s structure, and the Norwegian forward is no longer viewed as a regular starter. As a result, the club are now prepared to allow him to leave if a suitable offer arrives.
Strand Larsen did not push for a transfer when Newcastle showed interest earlier in the year and remained professional throughout the process. However, with limited playing time and his role reduced, he is understood to be keen on exploring new opportunities. Wolves are willing to sell this month, recognising that a departure could benefit both the player and the club.
Newcastle have maintained their interest and continue to view Strand Larsen as a key transfer target. While the Magpies already possess several quality attacking options, they are eager to strengthen further and believe the striker would add depth and competition to their squad during this window.
Tottenham enters competitive race
Newcastle may now face competition for Strand Larsen’s signature, as another Premier League club has entered the discussion. According to Nettavisen, Tottenham have joined the race and are prepared to challenge Newcastle United for the forward.
Tottenham’s interest adds a new dimension to the situation and could accelerate developments in the coming days. With Wolves open to negotiations and Strand Larsen keen to secure more regular football, a deal appears increasingly possible before the window closes.
The striker is believed to be relaxed about his future but would welcome the chance to move on now that his opportunities at Wolves have diminished. Given the interest from two major clubs and Wolves’ willingness to sell, this transfer could progress quickly as all parties look to reach an agreement in the near future.
I councel caution, not a prolific goalscoter. Could be Solanke mk11. Rather play Tel or muani at 9 and save the money for a left sided attacker and a creative midfielfer. Franks must start giving Sarr, Bergvill and Gray more minutes. Dont forget we’ ve got Kulusevski and Maddison to return.