Rob Edwards has not ruled out Jørgen Strand Larsen leaving Molineux in the January transfer window, stating that there will always be speculation during the window because the club has good players. Edwards said he has not stated that the striker will not move in January, explaining that there will be interest in every good player they have. He added that if a move is right for the football club it will be considered, but noted that at the moment there is nothing to discuss.

Wolves want to sell 25-year-old Norwegian centre-forward Jorgen Strand Larsen while a valuable transfer fee can still be obtained for him. The club is conscious of the financial implications if they delay a sale. A sale before relegation would protect their finances and allow them to reshape the squad. Larsen, who joined Wolves in July 2025 and has a contract until 2030, has scored one goal in 17 Premier League appearances this season. The forward has 24 caps for Norway and has been linked with several clubs, including Newcastle United and West Ham. In December 2025, reports suggested a potential €80 million offer from Newcastle. West Ham's interest was linked with a £40 million price tag. Last summer, Wolves reportedly rejected bids of up to £55 million for the player. His current Transfermarkt market value is €40.00m.