Coach Buor Pereira asserted that Jorgen Strand-Larsen was a very important Wolves player. However, he also acknowledged that every player had his price before the Newcastle United information was ready to spend to own the Norwegian striker.
Newcastle received a push when pursuing striker Wolves
Strand-Larsen has just shone brightly with a late double, helping Wolves win tickets to the third round of the League Cup. The British media revealed that Newcastle sent a proposal of up to 55 million pounds to the Norwegian striker.
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| Newcastle received a push when pursuing striker Wolves |
The 24 -year -old striker has only officially arrived at Wolves on July 1 after the terms of the contract borrowed from Celta Vigo last season were activated.
Pereira shared after the match: “If it was my decision, Jorgen would definitely stay. Because he was not only technical or tactical, but also in personality. He was a player with a big personality.”
He continued: “I understand his thoughts now. Because Jorgen has to listen and read too many rumors. But he still keeps his commitment. Currently, Jorgen is still a Wolves player. As for the future, we have to wait to see. In football, I believe that every player has his price. Even Messi or Ronaldo is the same. But for me, Jorgen is really important.”
Newcastle is rushing to find a new striker after Callum Wilson joined West Ham and Alexander Isak insisted on leaving. “Injecting” rejected Liverpool's £ 110 million offer for Isak earlier this month, but the chance he left St. James' Park is still open.
In this context, Anthony Gordon was pushed to the rock instead of Isak. However, the British star will be suspended for 3 matches after a direct red card in a 2-3 defeat against Liverpool.
Wolves will have the opportunity to find the first score in the Premier League this season when welcoming Everton on the weekend.