Journalist Rik Elfrink reports that PSV Eindhoven made an attempt for Ladislav Krejci but found Wolverhampton Wanderers unwilling to agree to a deal. He corroborates information from England, which had reported a late bid for the defender from PSV. The journalist states that Ladislav Krejci’s name has been under discussion at PSV since mid-August. The Dutch club were interested in him as he can play as a central defender and a number six in midfield. Reports from August stated that Krejci wanted to leave Molineux this summer, which followed reports insisting that he was the focus of transfer talks and would be leaving Wolves if they were successful. The move ultimately did not materialize until the end of the window, and at that point, Wolves decided he wasn’t for sale and rejected their approach.

PSV unsuccessfully attempted to sign 27-year-old Czech Republic international Ladislav Krejčí from Wolverhampton Wanderers in the final days of the transfer window. The club approached Wolves for the centre-back, but the effort was rejected. Krejčí joined Wolves in July 2026, signing a contract until 2030, and several English clubs were also linked with him.