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#wolves

Wolves scored twice inside the final eight minutes to earn their first win of the 2025/26 season and beat West Ham at home in the EFL Cup in one of two all-Premier League tie on the first night of the second round. Brentford claimed consecutive victories, following up their home defeat of Aston Villa in the top flight on Saturday by winning at Bournemouth. League Two side Cambridge United produced the greatest shock, winning 3-1 against Championship visitors Charlton Athletic.

Wolves are continuing to use the money raised from the sales of Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri, and there are closing in on another signing for Vitor Pereira's squad. Over 90m was raised from selling Cunha and Ait-Nouri to Man United and Man City respectively, and so far, 54m of this has been spent on bringing Fer Lopez, Jhon Arias, David Mller Wolfe and Jhon Arias to Molineux. And in the coming days, another 20m could be spent on another attacking reinforcement.

Newcastle United are interested in signing the Wolves attacker Jorgen Strand Larsen during the summer transfer window. According to a report from Express and Star, talks are now underway between intermediaries, and it will be interesting to see if Newcastle can get the deal done. They are yet to open talks with Wolves, and they will need to pay 60 million in order to get the deal done.

Colossal Biosciences declared the birth of three animals from gene-edited cells as the first de-extinct animals, with genetic edits linking them to ancient dire wolves.

Scarlett Johansson took action against OpenAI for the unauthorized use of her voice in AI models. Her voice is now being used by the USDA to scare wolves.

Wolves have already raised 100m from player sales this summer. Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri are the two big departures from Molineux, as they joined Man United and Man City respectively.

Wolves are prioritizing the signing of a quality right back after the departure of Nelson Semedo, who left the club by refusing to sign a new contract.

Wolves are reportedly open to selling Jose Sa during the summer transfer window and are willing to listen to offers for the Portuguese goalkeeper.

"I am very happy to join Rangers, it is one of the biggest clubs in Scotland and in Europe," Djiga said. "I will try to give everything, to play every game and I think it is the best team for me."

Marseille's interest in Nelson Semedo underscores Wolves' struggle to retain key players during a tough transfer window, raising potential concerns for their upcoming season.

The Ellesmere wolves, living not far from the North Pole, are as wild and natural as any, but they are also unafraid of humans.

"Everything is on. We will go into the last game. Even if we finish top 10 then it is an unbelievable performance from this club and this team."