According to reports in Brazil, Wolverhampton Wanderers could revisit their interest in Flamengo’s Wallace Yan in January. The player has a release clause for foreign clubs set at around €60m (£51m), although insiders believe a deal could be struck at a lower figure if negotiations take place. No formal bids have been tabled, and Wolves are understood to be closely monitoring developments as they weigh up reinforcements for 2025.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have shown interest in acquiring Flamengo's attacker Wallace Yan during the upcoming summer transfer window. The 20-year-old has caught attention with his performance in the Club World Cup, where he scored a goal against Chelsea. Journalist Julio Miguel Neto reported that Wolves are eager to sign the player, estimating his cost to be around £34 million. Meanwhile, Flamengo is interested in extending his contract until 2030 and is prepared to offer him a salary increase. It is anticipated that Wolves will present an official proposal next week, with the possibility of securing him for £13 million, despite his release clause being set at £34 million. The prospect of moving to the Premier League is seen as potentially thrilling for Wallace, and with Wolves being managed by Vitor Pereira, the club presents an appealing option for the young talent. Playing regular football in the Premier League could speed up his development and assist him in reaching his full potential.