Wolverhampton Wanderers are among a number of Championship and Premier League clubs keeping informed on Josh Brownhill's situation, as the 30-year-old English midfielder's future at Al Shabab is under scrutiny. Sources indicate the Saudi club is exploring ways to balance its finances and views the former Burnley captain as a sellable asset. Wolves have received updates on the midfielder's circumstances and would be interested if Al Shabab becomes open to negotiations. Other clubs tracking Brownhill reportedly include West Ham United, who have a long-standing interest, and Hull City, who have made enquiries, as well as Coventry City, Birmingham City, Southampton, and Wrexham. Brownhill joined Al-Shabab in September 2025, and his contract is valid until June 2027. His current Transfermarkt market value is €8.00m.