The Wolves Club signed a contract with defender Jackson Tchatchoua in an agreement to bring the Premier League closer to the most spending record in the most summer transfer window in history.
The Molineux team has completed the transfer of this right -back on Tuesday with a fee that is said to be nearly 10 million pounds from Hellas Verona, bringing the total expenditure of the Premier League to £ 2.31 billion, according to Transfermarkt. The record for a transfer period is 2.36 billion pounds, established in the summer of 2023.
The 23 -year -old Cameroon, Tchatchua player last season was recognized as the fastest player in Serie A, with an average speed of 34.88 km/h and a maximum speed of 36.3 km/h. He will stick with the Molineux home team with a 5 -year contract.
“I feel very good. I am happy to be here and very excited. I have exchanged a little with the coach, but I will add. The Premier League is one of my dreams and it is the step forward I want to realize in my life, and the history of the club, stadium, fans, all convinced me.
I can play Wing-back, I can play full-back. When there is space, I really like it, and I can play both positions. I will play in the position where the coach gives me the opportunity to play, for the team and for the coach, “Tchatchoua shared after signing the contract.
He had 62 appearances for Hellas Verona in two seasons, including a loan before buying, scoring 2 goals and 3 assists. Tchatchoua became Wolves's fifth rookie during the summer transfer window 2025 after Jorgen Strand Larsen, Fer Lopez, Jhon Arias and David Wolfe.
The three biggest Premier League contracts up to now this summer in terms of transfer fee are for players from the Bundesliga clubs, with Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike to Liverpool and Benjamin Sesko to join Man United from RB Leipzig.