Wolves could be set to lose two Norway internationals during the current transfer window, with AS Roma considering a move for David Møller Wolfe. The situation adds further uncertainty to a period in which the club is already managing significant interest in Jorgen Strand Larsen.
Strand Larsen has been repeatedly linked with a departure as he continues to struggle for regular game time. Several clubs are monitoring his situation closely, although Wolves remain determined to secure a favourable fee before sanctioning any sale. They have already rejected bids in this window, but there is an expectation that improved offers could arrive, potentially leading to his exit.
Interest grows in Wolves defenders
Wolves may also be forced to consider offers for Wolfe, as interest in the defender begins to intensify. According to Roma Press, AS Roma are exploring the possibility of signing him after tracking his situation closely. The Italian side were keen on Wolfe even before his move to England, and are now reassessing their options following his reduced involvement.
Like Strand Larsen, Wolfe has found himself on the fringes of the squad under the new Wolves manager. His appearances have become increasingly limited, with more time spent on the bench as the season progresses. That lack of involvement has naturally raised questions about his long-term future at the club and whether a move elsewhere would better suit his ambitions.
Potential exits shape Wolves’ plans
Wolfe is understood to be eager for more consistent minutes, and that desire could make a transfer appealing if the right opportunity emerges. Roma’s renewed interest is therefore significant, particularly given their previous admiration for the player. Should Wolves decide to negotiate, the Italian club could be well placed to pursue a deal.
With time remaining in the transfer window, developments are expected in the coming days. Wolves face the possibility of reshaping their squad if suitable offers are received, while both players will be keen to secure situations that provide regular football. The outcome of these discussions could have a notable impact on Wolves’ plans for the remainder of the season, as well as on Roma’s efforts to strengthen their options.
