90min reports on the transfer offers from West Ham and Wolves for Corinthians striker Yuri Alberto. West Ham and Wolves have both made offers to sign Corinthians striker Yuri Alberto.

Yuri Alberto, currently playing for Corinthians, has been the subject of a proposal from Wolverhampton. Corinthians rejected a 30 million euros offer for the player. The player's agent, André Cury, mentioned that there have been various offers for Yuri to return to Europe, but none have materialized. The player enjoys playing for Corinthians and has been a top scorer in Brazil. Despite the rejections, there remains a possibility for a future transfer if a suitable offer arises.

During the winter transfer window, Wolverhampton showed interest in Yuri Alberto, but their offer fell short of Corinthians' demand of at least 25 million euros. It was indicated that the club might reconsider their interest if the price decreases to 20 million euros. Corinthians, the Brazilian side, had initially set a firm asking price to deter interest from English clubs such as West Ham, Wolverhampton, and Southampton. However, it has been reported that Corinthians may be open to lowering their asking price to 20 million euros, potentially sparking renewed interest from Wolverhampton. Yuri Alberto's current salary at Corinthians is reported to be approximately 3.4 million euros annually.