Fosun's lack of spending could have huge implications for Wolves, Bruno Lage & Ruben Neves

Uneventful January transfer windows are becoming a theme at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

For the second successive winter window, Wolves failed to make a notable permanent addition to their first team squad.

Wolves haven't splashed the cash in January since Daniel Podence joined from Olympiakos for £17million in 2020.

The club made three signings in January in the form of Japanese midfielder Hayao Kawabe, Portuguese winger Chiquinho and South Korean forward Jeung Sang-bin.

Kawabe and Jeung have joined Grasshoppers on loan, while Chiquinho will take a place on Bruno Lage's bench until the end of the season.

The most eye-catching deal of the month saw Wolves loan Adama Traore to Barcelona.

With Wolves involved in the race for Europe, supporters are largely frustrated that owners Fosun didn't seize the opportunity to strengthen Lage's squad.

Our writers discussed Wolves' transfer window in-depth during a 30-minute Facebook Live on deadline day. Here is the full transcript...

The one target for me at the start of the January window was not to leave the window weaker than when you started it. With Adama Traore going and Jordao going - and I’m not saying Jordao wouldn’t have been fourth or fifth choice - Wolves are walking away from January weaker than they started.

For a team that’s so close to seventh and above - and an opportunity like this may not present itself again - I think that’s a big mistake. I’m not asking for millions and millions to be pumped in. I could have accepted the status quo, but I’m not sure fans will accept Wolves being in a weaker position.

I’m in a really similar boat to Ryan. I think once we got to the end of the window it was going to become increasingly difficult. Maybe the players we want,