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BOURNEMOUTH, England: Bournemouth drew 0-0 with Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Wednesday (Aug 31) as their caretaker manager Gary O'Neil made a solid start to his tenure just days after his side conceded nine times at Liverpool.
Wolverhampton Wanderers have completed the signing of Austrian striker Sasa Kalajdzic from VfB Stuttgart. The 25-year-old has signed a contract until 2027 in a deal worth £15 million plus add-ons with the option to trigger a further year included, subject to visa and work permit. Ad Kalajdzic is the fifth summer signing through the doors at Molineux, following the arrivals of Matheus Nunes, Goncalo Guedes, Nathan Collins and Hee-Chan Hwang.
Wolverhampton Wanderers are finalising a deal to sign Sasa Kalajdzic from Stuttgart before Thursday night’s transfer deadline, with contracts now being signed, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Allan Saint-Maximin's stunning late leveller rescued a point for Newcastle at Wolves and salvaged their unbeaten start.
Allan Saint-Maximin’s stunning late leveller rescued a point for Newcastle at Wolves and salvaged their unbeaten start.
Wolverhampton Wanderers thought they had recorded their first win of the Premier League season at their fourth attempt, but it wasn't to be as Allan Saint-Maximin's last-gasp volley saved a point for Newcastle United at Molineux. A fabulous strike from Ruben Neves was so nearly enough for Bruno Lage, who had his captain to thank for breaking the deadlock after bemoaning his lack of central striking options pre-match.
It was in Ericeira, a coastal resort 50km north-west of Lisbon renowned as a staple on the world surfing circuit, that Matheus Nunes, Wolves’ club-record £38m signing and one of the Premier League’s most exciting talents, learned to graft. Faced with rejection in his pursuit of turning professional, an 18-year-old Nunes juggled playing for fifth-tier Ericeirense with serving pastel de nata in Pão da Vila, a local bakery.
Swansea City have had a frustrating transfer window so far and Russell Martin will be hoping to make a few more additions ahead of the deadline.