Report: £8.6m Wolves transfer target has now decided the club he wants to join this summer

The defender is now a free agent after finishing his contract at Molineux.
Semedo is currently exercising alone, away from the Wolves squad, although he is reported to remain in Portugal.

The Wolves’ four-year contract is expected to remain on the table for the player.

However, Wolves believe Semedo is more likely to quit the club at this time and join a club overseas.

While the 31-year-old’s future is uncertain, Wolves have been linked with a number of prospective successors.

Jackson Tchatchoua has been connected with Wolves in recent days, and now there is word on which club he wishes to go.

Wolves handed blow as target Jackson Tchatchoua wants Inter Milan transfer

Pre-season has begun, and this is an important time for the players to gain an early understanding of tactics, improve their fitness levels, and, especially for new faces, settle in. Wolves have plenty of time to conduct business before the new season begins. However, Pereira will want to bring in new players as soon as feasible.

So Semedo must make a decision, although Jackson Tchatchoua is unlikely to replace him if he does depart. According to skysport.ch, Tchatchoua has expressed a preference to join Inter Milan this summer, with the Italians likely losing Denzel Dumfries. Tchatchoua, regarded as one of Serie A’s most outstanding right-backs, would cost roughly £8.6 million.

Wolves need right-back resolution ASAP

So Tchatchoua seemingly wants to join Inter rather than Wolves, which if true, means Wanderers ought to end their interest.

Pereira has previously talked up new players wanting to play for Wolves and embrace being in Wolverhampton.

If Tchatchoua wants Inter, continuing the pursuit makes little sense. Perhaps Wolves should now focus on Marc Pubill, the Almeria defender who has been linked in recent days. But Wolves can’t do anything until they hear from Semedo. The club wants him to stay, but he’s clearly not in a hurry to announce his choice. Realistically, Semedo is unlikely to stay given his willingness to talk only about training and the fact that he has already filmed a goodbye video.