Wolves striker is ripping it up as Fosun made aware of imminent change

Here are your Wolves headlines on Tuesday, April 26...

Leonardo Campana continued his stunning form for Inter Miami to guide them to a fourth straight victory against Atlanta United at the weekend.

On-loan Wolves striker Campana scored to draw David Beckham's MLS franchise level with Atlanta United before putting the winner on a plate for teammate Bryce Duke. The Ecuadorian now has six goals in nine matches for his new club to outshine legendary teammate Gonzalo Higuain.

Inter Miami coach Phil Neville heaped more praise on Campana after the game, saying: "I keep telling him every single day it’s his time. When you work as hard as he does, you will get rewards. He’s so humble and he’s got his feet on the ground.

"If you’re looking for a sign as to what this boy is about, you could see it when he walked off the field. I thought that was class. That is a boy that respects people, that had been there and done it in the game, that is everything that we want in this squad. He’s doing well and I’m pleased with him."

The Government plans to establish an independent regulator following a fan-led review into football.

The review, led by Tracey Crouch MP, made 10 key recommendations that the Government should act upon when it was published back in November. Having a say on ownership was one of the hottest topics due to numerous recent events.

Just over a year ago six Premier League teams attempted to join a breakaway European Super League, along with some of the biggest clubs from La Liga and Serie A. Wolverhampton Wanderers condemned those clubs at the time and owners Fosun insisted they would never support such a move.

The catastrophe of Bury, who were expelled from the EFL in 2019, and Derby County’s financial chaos has