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Wolves have certainly shown over the years that they are capable of spending money on new players, spending significant amounts of money on individual players such as Fabio Silva and Raul Jimenez.
Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters have welcomed the return of Pedro Neto to the matchday squad after a 10-month absence.
Wolverhampton Wanderers host their Midlands rivals Leicester City on Sunday afternoon as they look to strengthen their grip on European qualification with Bruno Lage’s side sat in seventh, two points off of the top six.
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Since Fosun took over Wolves back in 2016, the Midlands club have done their fair share of spending money on new players to help the Old Gold navigate their way through the Premier League each year.
Jonny Castro Otto has told Bruno Lage that he can play in all five defensive positions ahead of his return.
Bruno Lage would like to add another striker to his Wolverhampton Wanderers squad in the summer.
Since their promotion to the Premier League, Wolverhampton Wanderers have spent some hefty transfer fees on players, with the likes of Raul Jimenez (£30m), Fabio Silva (£35.6m) and Nelson Semedo (£37m) joining for mouth-watering sums.