Wolves have initiated contract discussions with Josh Brownhill, who became a free agent after departing from Burnley at the beginning of July. Earlier in the summer, West Ham expressed interest in him, and he has also caught the attention of Al-Shabab, a club prepared to offer him a salary exceeding £100k per week. Nonetheless, the prospect of playing in the Premier League with Wolves might be more appealing to Brownhill, particularly if they propose a comparable salary. It remains uncertain whether Wolves will present a contract offer. Last season, Brownhill was among the standout players in the Championship, achieving 18 goals and six assists in 42 appearances for Burnley. At Wolves, he would encounter significant competition from players like Andre, Joao Gomes, and Marshall Munetsi. Although Brownhill can still sign with a new club after the transfer window has closed, he is keen to return to playing after spending two months as a free agent.