Aston Villa have a concrete interest in Wolverhampton Wanderers' 23-year-old Norwegian international defender David Møller Wolfe. Villa are actively exploring left-back options ahead of the January transfer window, with Wolfe identified as a player who matches the club’s evolving profile. The player is reportedly open to a move away from Wolves since that would offer him stability in his career and the opportunity to continue his development in a supportive environment. Villa’s recruitment team want to ensure a smooth transition at left-back, bringing in a younger option who can develop under Unai Emery while gradually taking on greater responsibility. Villa are not the only club interested, as other Premier League sides, including Brighton & Hove Albion, are also believed to be monitoring Wolfe’s situation if Wolves' concerns about relegation increase. The defender, who has 18 caps for Norway, is under contract at Molineux until 2030, having only joined in August 2025 for a fee of €12.0m. In 11 Premier League appearances this season, he has scored two goals and provided one assist, and his current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €10.00m.