Wolves have inquired about Gabriel Sara's situation, considering him a potential replacement for Matheus Cunha, whom Manchester United are reportedly very confident of signing this summer. Sara is currently contracted with Galatasaray until 2029, placing the club in a strong position to demand a substantial fee for his transfer. Although Galatasaray do not wish to part with Sara, they acknowledge the interest from three English clubs: Man City, Wolves, and Nottingham Forest. Sara, known for his versatility in playing as a No. 10, eight, or six, is reportedly open to leaving if a suitable opportunity arises, particularly if it involves joining a club competing for trophies in one of Europe’s top leagues. Nonetheless, Wolves might encounter difficulties in securing his transfer, as they cannot offer European football, unlike Nottingham Forest, who are expected to compete in European tournaments next season.