Tema Sport reported that representatives of an English team were present at the Vasil Levski stadium to observe Svetoslav Vutsov in the 0-0 match against AEK. Recently, second-division English club Wolverhampton requested information about the Levski goalkeeper. Levski has set a price of 3 million euros for the 24-year-old goalkeeper. Currently, the management does not intend to sell Svetoslav Vutsov. Such a transfer could happen in the winter at the earliest, as Levski has secured continental competition until the start of the next year. The intention of the club's director is to keep him for now.

According to a report from Sportal.bg, Wolverhampton is interested in acquiring Svetoslav Vutsov, scouts from the English club have watched him play live, and its management has requested information on the conditions for his transfer. The management of Levski currently values Svetoslav Vutsov at 3 million euros, which is the amount at which the club might start negotiations. At the moment, Levski's executives do not intend to sell the goalkeeper, stating a transfer could happen at the earliest during the winter.

Wolves and French club Reims have both requested information about Levski Sofia's Bulgarian goalkeeper, Svetoslav Vutsov. Wolves are seeking to strengthen their squad after a number of exits. Amid uncertainty about the future of their current goalkeeper Jose Sa, they have identified the 24-year-old in Bulgaria as a potential option. Both interested clubs will be watching Vutsov's performance in the Champions League qualifiers closely as they consider a potential approach. It is not clear what fee Levski Sofia would demand for the goalkeeper, but a summer departure could become more likely if the Bulgarian club is eliminated from the European competition. The Bulgarian international has 10 caps for his country. He joined Levski Sofia in February 2025 and has a contract until June 2028. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €3.00m.