Wolverhampton Wanderers are nearing the conclusion of their summer transfer activities with the loan signing of Ajax winger Carlos Forbs, who has flown to England for a medical. The club retains an option to buy Forbs for €13.5 million next summer, adding depth to Gary O'Neil's squad following the sale of Pedro Neto to Chelsea. Alongside Forbs, Brazilian midfielder Andre is set to join Wolves for £21 million, while Daniel Podence is heading to Al-Shabab and Fabio Silva to Las Palmas on loan. Despite ongoing efforts, it appears unlikely that Wolves will secure a defender before the transfer deadline. Additionally, the arrival of Forbs could lead to Chiquinho being loaned out, reflecting the dynamic nature of the club's transfer strategy. Overall, Wolves are working within a constrained budget, making these signings particularly significant.