Wolves poised to lose more players after Jorgen Strand Larsen

"It has been a dreadful season for Wolves, and in January, things could be about to get worse for Rob Edwards' squad. There are plans for signings to be made, but players already at Molineux could also be on their way out. Jorgen Strand Larsen could be one of those, with the striker wanted by West Ham. However, he may not be the only one that clubs comes for when the transfer window opens in a few days' time."

"Wolves are expecting bids for their major players. Let's be honest, it looks like they will be relegated and it would take a miracle for them to stay up, so there is the view that they could sell in January to get the most money. That could mean clubs make moves for these players when the window opens, maybe to get ahead of any other interest in them."

"I think Wolves will be reluctant to do that because if they are going to stay up they'll need to keep all of their best players to make sure of it. If or when they go down, teams always want to keep hold of their best players, but it's rarely possible because of the financial side of things. Plus, the players won't want to stick around in the Championship if they know they've got options at a higher level and in the Premier League."

Wolves have endured a dreadful season and face a strong possibility of relegation. The club considers January sales and incoming signings, but some current players may be sold. Jorgen Strand Larsen has attracted interest from West Ham, and other important players could draw bids. Wolves expect offers for major players and may sell to maximize transfer income while avoiding the financial fallout of relegation. Club officials express reluctance to sell during the campaign because retaining top players is necessary to fight relegation. Players are likely to pursue Premier League moves if relegation becomes certain.

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