Wolves could now go back in for a player they looked at in January, with one thing that caused the deal to collapse no longer being an issue. Wolves are seeking to strengthen ahead of the 2024/25 season, as they look to build on their 14th-placed finish in 2023/24. There was disappointment with the way Wolves finished the season, winning just one of the last 10 games and crashing out of the FA Cup quarter-final to Coventry City. Injuries took a hold of the squad, and Wolves lost their firepower when the likes of Matheus Cunha, Hwang Hee-chan and Pedro Neto all got sidelined. A new striker is o…