"Wolverhampton Wanderers could wave goodbye to one of their key players in a deal that makes little sense for the Premier League strugglers. The Midlands side are dead last in the league table, a worrying 14 points from safety as we progress through January. Results have picked up slightly, with draws against Manchester United and Everton, and their first league win this season against West Ham United to kick the month off, but they're going to need more than that to stand any chance at survival."
"According to Turkish journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, Besiktas are in talks to sign Wolves defender Emmanuel Agbadou. The Ivory Coast international has made 13 Premier League appearances for the club so far this season, before jetting off to the Africa Cup of Nations. Based on Sabuncuoglu's report, the Turkish side have offered a 2m loan fee with a 10m option to buy, with Wolves looking to increase the money on offer and change the payment structure."
Wolverhampton Wanderers sit bottom of the Premier League, 14 points from safety, and have shown only slight improvement with a few draws and one league win. Manager Rob Edwards likely needs reinforcements to aid the relegation fight, yet reports indicate a key centre-back could leave. Emmanuel Agbadou made 13 Premier League appearances this season before joining the Africa Cup of Nations. Besiktas have reportedly offered a 2m loan fee plus a 10m option to buy, while Wolves seek a higher fee and different payment terms. Selling Agbadou would require recruiting an expensive replacement and represent a loss on last year’s £16.6m purchase.
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