At the beginning of August, we covered claims from France regarding Wolves interest in Boubacar Traoré.
The 20-year-old was said to be ‘the subject of an offer from Wolverhampton’, who had been ‘actively following’ him.
Wolves had already tried their luck in January, putting €13m on the table for Traoré, but Metz, then in a relegation battle, rejected it, wanting €20m at least.
The Premier League club were said to be prepared to either offer €6-8m now or to take the player on loan with a compulsory option to buy at €10m.
According to the journalist, Wolves have reached an agreement with Metz and it’s now a case of pushing things through before the window closes tonight.
The deal is a loan with an option to buy, with no figures shared, and the midfielder is undergoing a Wolves medical right now.
