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Wolves are braced for a bid totaling £50m for Jørgen Strand Larsen from Crystal Palace, with advanced talks to sign him underway this window.
Leeds see a £40m bid rejected and Palace moves into pole position to sign Strand Larsen from Wolves this January window.
Should Strand Larsen arrive, it could pave the way for Jean-Philippe Mateta to depart as Palace seek around £40m for the France international.

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Haaland was largely benched as Marmoush started the Wolves game, delaying his impact.
Haaland entered late but did not deliver significant Fantasy points against Wolves.
Dream Team managers remain reluctant to transfer Haaland despite a mini-drought.
City’s double Wednesday games and upcoming fixtures influence captain choices.
Haaland remains top-performing, with 293 points and a 91-point lead over rivals.
Haaland’s dip includes just one shot on target in five-game stretch.
Haaland ownership remains high among managers.
Marmoush's form influenced the lineup, replacing Haaland for the start.
Analysts expect a quick goal glut to return, lifting Haaland soon.
Guardiola described Haaland as ‘exhausted,’ impacting strategic decisions.

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Nottingham Forest have opened talks to sign Jose Sa from Wolves to bolster goalkeeping options amid John Victor's knee injury.
Forest seek competition for Matz Sels and cover after Victor’s surgery, with Sa likely to be a primary option.
The talks come as Forest evaluate Sa’s potential replacement if the deal goes through.
Jose Sa has made 148 Premier League appearances for Wolves since 2021, reaffirming his top-tier status.
John Victor underwent knee surgery and is unlikely to return this season.
Forest are considering Angus Gunn as a backup option alongside possible new signings.
The potential deal would be influenced by Forest’s need to bolster their goalkeeping depth this season.
Sa would join Forest amid ongoing seasons including Europa League duties and a relegation battle.

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The FIFA Global Transfer Report shows 2025 international transfer spend at $13.08 billion, up 52.3% from 2024.
Manchester City top the list of international spending for 2025, with eight English clubs in the top 10.
Sunderland are highlighted as a newly promoted club rising to sixth in the international spend table.
Wolves sit near the bottom of the English top flight in 2025 international spending.
English clubs’ overall international spending surpassed $3.82 billion in 2025.
The report notes a record high spend in women’s football for 2025.
The report lists top expensive international deals, including Wirtz and Ekitike as the two most costly in 2025.
The report points out Manchester United’s 2025 signings included Sesko, Dorgu, and Lammens.
Newcastle United emerge as the biggest climbers, rising 309 places to 19th in 2025.
The report notes incoming transfer fees for English clubs totaled $1.77 billion.
Ligue 1 club Strasbourg sits just behind Real Madrid in the transfer rankings mentioned in the report.

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