Team Talk reports on the transfer interest surrounding Japhet Tanganga and his potential move to the Premier League. Japhet Tanganga, Ivanovic’s teammate at Millwall, has a £1.2m release clause that can be activated by Premier League clubs. Tanganga was considered by Wolves, but their interest has since cooled. Millwall hopes to avoid top-flight offers, having already rejected a £2.5m offer from Italian club Hellas Verona.

Team Talk reports on the strong interest from Wolves in signing Japhet Tanganga. Japhet Tanganga is attracting strong interest from Wolves. The club is interested in signing Tanganga for his experience and physical presence. His bargain £1.2m release clause has alerted Wolves. However, the release clause can only be activated by Premier League clubs, and Tanganga's preference is to move abroad, which complicates the situation.

Wolverhampton Wanderers are interested in acquiring Japhet Tanganga. Wolves manager Vitor Perreira has shown interest in the 25-year-old defender, planning to assess his performance in an upcoming FA Cup match against Crystal Palace. The club is targeting a summer transfer window for the move, but will face competition from Ipswich, Southampton, and West Ham. Tanganga, who has proven to be a crucial player for Millwall, offers versatility by playing both as a central defender and a full-back, which makes him an appealing option for Wolves. Nonetheless, the transfer might hinge on Wolves' ability to remain in the Premier League, as Tanganga is unlikely to join the team if they are relegated. Millwall, hesitant to part with an essential player, might demand a high fee for Tanganga, complicating the potential transfer.