WOLVES: Reviving a Club
SUMMER TRANSFERS IN:
Thorgan Hazard - £7 million
Chris Wondolowski - £800,000
C.J. Sapong - £400,000
SUMMER TRANSFERS OUT:
Sako - £15.6 million (Sold to Manchester City)
[Initially worth £7.3 million; City asked £10 million, but decided to go up to £15.6 and surprisingly they took it.]
NOTABLE SALES:
Joe Hart --> Bayren Munich
Cavanni --> Arsenal
Benzema --> Chelsea
Sky Sports caught up with Wolves manager, Paul Ince, to talk to him about the summer transfers. "It's been a tough summer, especially with Sako forcing a move away from the club. He briefly mentioned to me that he was unsettled at the club, and wished to play for a side that had Champions League football. It was hard to part with him, but at the end of the day, he's got to do what is best for him. We did manage to sign Thorgan Hazard, from Chelsea for a relatively good price. I've been scouting him for awhile now and I believe he has a bright future with Wolves and Belgium. For now, we have to focus on staying in the Premier League, and with the talent and young players we have, I do believe this is a possible goal."
Pre-season Friendlies
Wolves 2 - 0 SK Sturm Graz
ACF Fiorentina 5 - 1 Wolves
Wolves 3 - 2 SC Braga
August Results
Manchester City 1 - 3 Wolves
Arsenal 2 - 3 Wolves
Wolves 1 - 0 Stoke City
Wolves 2 - 0 Burnley (Capital One Cup)
The month of August has had more than a few surprises for the Barclays Premier League. The biggest shock is table leaders Wolves, with 9 points from 9 possible. The race for the Golden Boot is on and leading the race is Thorgan Hazard with 5 goals. The young Belgian is proving his worth at Wolves, and is showing that he is just as world class as his older brother, Eden Hazard.
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