Wolves in talks with Aaron Cresswell over a £2.5m move to Molineux
Wolves in talks with Aaron Cresswell over a £2.5m move to Molineux – with West Ham open to selling 33-year-old defender for a younger replacement
- Wolves are in talks to sign experienced West Ham left-back Aaron Cresswell
- The Irons are seeking a younger alternative to replace their nine-year servant
- Wolves are also discussing a £25m swoop for Bristol City midfielder Alex Scott
West Ham defender Aaron Cresswell is in talks over a move to Wolves.
The 33-year old has been a staunch servant to West Ham since joining from Ipswich Town for £3.75million in 2014.
He has gone on to make over 330 appearances for the club, earning three England caps on the way, and culminating in the Europa Conference League win over Fiorentina.
However, he has increasingly been on the bench and with West Ham looking to bring in a younger left-back, he has opened talks with Wolves where he will link up again with former Hammer Craig Dawson.
Wolves are looking to pay around £2.5million for the vastly experienced full-back.
Wolves are in talks to sign West Ham’s Aaron Cresswell, who has been at the club since 2014
Julen Lopetegui is going into his second season at Wolves after taking the reins in November
They remain in discussions with Bristol City over a £25m deal for midfielder Alex Scott and have asked about Borussia Monchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi.
Jose Sa’s move to Nottingham Forest looks to be off so talks for Liverpool’s Caoimhin Kelleher are on hold.
Wolves remain in talks with Bristol City over a £25m deal for midfielder Alex Scott, aged 19
Meanwhile, goalkeeper Jose Sa’s move to Nottingham Forest looks to be off
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