Wolverhampton Wanderers made contact with FC Twente on the last day of the winter transfer window with an offer described as good for Bart van Rooij. FC Twente did not agree to the transfer, partly because they could not find a replacement on the last day. Bart van Rooij was open to the transfer to Wolverhampton Wanderers. In De Telegraaf, Bart van Rooij stated that the transfer did not happen and that he was disappointed for a couple of hours.

Wolverhampton Wanderers, described as the bottom club of the Premier League, made an offer to FC Twente for Bart van Rooij on Monday, which was immediately rejected. Jan Streuer stated for ESPN that they refused the offer because it was made on the last day and they could not afford to let one of their best players leave at that moment. According to rumors, the English club was willing to pay around ten million euros for Bart van Rooij. Jan Streuer stated that it was a considerable amount and a significant offer.

Wolverhampton Wanderers made a multi-million offer for FC Twente's right-back Bart van Rooij on Monday, the final day of the English transfer window. FC Twente rejected the bid, with the club's technical director, Jan Streuer, explaining they did not want to lose a key player at that time. Streuer described the offer as a very good amount, and it is not known if van Rooij, whose contract runs until mid-2028, was interested in the move.