Following Wolverhampton's relegation to the Championship, 24-year-old Cameroonian international Jackson Tchatchoua could be among the players sold to generate funds and lower the club's wage expenses. Crystal Palace is reportedly a potential destination, along with fellow Premier League clubs Brentford and Fulham. The defender, who is described as versatile and can also play as a centre-back or wing-back, has also attracted interest from Olympique de Marseille and Stade Rennais in France, as well as Real Betis and Villarreal in Spain. Transfermarkt estimates his market value at €12 million, however, Wolverhampton might hope to receive between €15 million and €18 million by fostering competition for the player, whose contract is valid until 2030. Tchatchoua, who has 15 caps for Cameroon, joined Wolverhampton in August 2025 from Hellas Verona for a fee reported to be approximately €12-€12.5 million, and he made 30 appearances with one assist in the 2025/2026 Premier League season. The club's asking price was reportedly about €10 million in January 2026.