Manchester United's reported £40m transfer target Joao Gomes will miss the Wolves clash through suspension after he picked up his fifth yellow card of the season

Manchester United are reportedly eyeing up Wolves star Joao Gomes, who has impressed in the Premier League since moving to Molineux from Flamengo at the start of 2023. The midfielder could command a fee of £44million if Wolves agree to sell him.

Manchester United are eyeing a shock move for Wolverhampton Wanderer’s Andre despite existing interest in his teammate in the same position at Molineux, according to a new report.Midfield is the

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Ruben Amorim has said that Matheus Cunha has "levels to go" at Manchester United and urged the forward to forget about his modest goal return since his summer move from Wolves.

In a recent newsletter with Give Me Sport, renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano claimed that Manchester United have identified Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Joao Gomes. Romano said,“He’s one

Cunha signed a fresh deal that guaranteed a set figure in the season before his eventual exit. But there is no such agreement in place for Gomes who is likely to be weighing up his options. Wolves remain winless so far this season and are rooted to the foot of the Premier League table.

Sources tell TEAMtalk the chances of the Red Devils being able to sign the Brazil international midfielder in the middle of the season

In terms of games played, five without a goal is Wolves joint-worst in the Premier League along with a run that September 2003. That sequence lasted a total of 499 minutes across seven different games, so Wolves will need to score within the first four minutes on Monday to avoid becoming worse and bringing up 500 barren minutes.

Wolves against Manchester United in Monday night football will certainly be a big occasion under the lights at Molineux. There was a night back in 1967, in front of over 50,000, that surely Wolves’ last ever part-time footballer made his debut in the fixture.