Once labelled as "outstanding" when at the top of his game in England by journalist Matt Law, Wolves fans will take no joy in the sad decline of their 61-game servant, but will realise all these fresh arrivals coming in means his Old Gold expiry date is near.

When Nasser Djiga first joined Red Star Belgrade, fans were scratching their heads, with faces seemingly asking: "Who?" Two years later, those same faces are now filled with a sense of unease and concern,

Wolverhampton Wanderers have signed centre back Nasser Djiga from Red Star Belgrade and midfielder Marshall Munetsi from Stade de Reims, the Premier League said early on Tuesday at the close of the transfer window.

Wolves clinched the signing of Red Star Belgrade defender Nasser Djiga before Monday night's transfer deadline.

Wolves have signed centre-back Nasser Djiga from Red Star Belgrade on a deal until 2030. The 22-year-old Burkina Faso international has made 27 appearances for Red Star Belgrade this season, including all eight games in the Champions League group stage.

Munetsi may not be the only late signing at Molineux. Wolves are also in the market for a defender and target Nasser Djiga has passed a medical ahead of an expected move to the We