According to Portuguese newspaper Record, Wolves have advanced in their efforts to sign Tondela defender Brayan Medina, and talks are underway. Bola na Rede say that César Peixoto wants Medina in his squad. Tondela paid €2.5m (£2.2m) to sign Medina in the summer of 2025.

Wolves are advancing in negotiations for Tondela defender Brayan Medina. According to Portuguese journalist Sebastiao Sousa-Pinto, Wolves are getting close to signing Medina. The defender was not part of his side’s latest league game against Academia Coimbra and is expected to leave the club in the coming days. Wolves must pay a record fee for the former Colombia Under-23 defender. New Wolves manager Cesar Peixoto asked the club to sign Medina, but nothing is finalised between Tondela and Wolves yet.

Pipe Sierra reports that Wolves have shown an interest in Brayan Medina and are described as being open to a transfer during the final days of the transfer window. The club's interest is noted in the context of Yerson Mosquera's recent injury, which provides a reason for them to assess their defensive options. Pipe Sierra states that Medina is attracting English interest and those involved have not ruled out pursuing it. Birmingham City and Southampton are also interested in Brayan Medina. There is no mention of negotiations, a bid, or an asking price.

Wolves may need to provide the Portuguese club CD Tondela with a record transfer fee to sign Brayan Medina, as Wolves are eager to sign the defender. Wolves had already shown interest earlier in the window and could intensify their pursuit in the coming days. According to Portuguese journalist Sebastiao Sousa-Pinto, CD Tondela are hoping for a record transfer fee for Medina. The exact amount of the fee is not clear, and it is also unclear if Wolves will be prepared to meet the asking price.