Wolf’s launch measures to Pereira’s demand for £34m

Wolverhampton Wanderers is now signing South American talent as managers ask before Vitor Pereira’s first summer.

Pereira has asked for income from Wolf

It is no surprise that Pereira has asked for offensive reinforcements in the coming months as Matheus Cunha is on her way to Manchester United this summer. Recent rumors suggest that the Portuguese manager, a fan of Corinthian striker Yuri Alberto, is now asking the Wolf to reunite between himself and his former star.

Pereira, who has worked with Brazilians before, has already learned about Alberto’s potential. Over the years, he showed a unanimous commitment to the Corinthians at the age of 24 and has only added his goals this season – 13 in 34 games.

The Portuguese manager also knows how important it is to recruit wolfs in the next few months when asked about the summer transfer window in April: “I hope to relate the wolf to the next step. That’s what I’m thinking about.

“We don’t need a lot of money, we just have to make the right decisions and make plans. My focus is on this team and trying to get the best results before the season is over.

“Hold almost all the players (it’s important) to stay good because we have a good team. I want to work on another level and I want to take the next step with this club.”

Signing South American talent seems to be the manager’s next route, and there is now another promising talent with talent that is on the Wolf’s radar before the summer window.

Wolf handed over to Araujo deal

According to the passing of sports witnesses, Brazil reports that Wolf is now signing its deal, signing Evertton Araujo, whose release clause is worth up to 40 million euros (£34 million). While such a price seems to be high, the report said Pereira asked the midfielder and the Midlands Club to arrive to have reached out to the potential deal.

Pereira’s request should not be shocked, and the wolf itself is not a stranger, as he signed Brazilian talent after welcoming Andre last summer.

If Araujo is described as “strong” and “constituting” in the coming months, as well as “radical” by analyst Ben Mattinson, it may continue to contact the Central Region with Andre and have the same impact. Wolves’ transfer strategy seems to bring them to Brazil again, which should be seen as a bad thing.