Wolverhampton expressed interest in Thomas Kristensen earlier this year and made a 15 million EUR offer in January, which was turned down. It is suggested that his valuation may have increased since then. Kristensen, a Danish central defender born in 2003, has emerged as a significant figure in the transfer market for Udinese, drawing interest from both within Italy and internationally. Besides Wolverhampton, clubs such as Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest, along with several Bundesliga teams, have reportedly been monitoring him for a while. Despite the growing interest, Udinese is determined to keep Kristensen to ensure their defensive stability, particularly following Jaka Bijol's transfer to Leeds. The club is considering various strategies to bolster their defense, including the possibility of bringing Rodrigo Becao back from Fenerbahçe or acquiring Jay Idzes from Venezia.