Wolverhampton Wanderers have secured the signing of Norwegian international left-back David Møller Wolfe from Dutch side AZ Alkmaar, marking a key addition to their squad ahead of the new Premier League season.
A Five-Year Commitment
Wolves have tied Wolfe down to a five-year contract, with the transfer fee reported to be around £10 million. The deal is subject to the usual visa and international clearances, and Wolves fans can expect the 21-year-old defender to be integrated into the squad soon.
Who Is David Møller Wolfe?
Born in Bergen, Norway, in 2002, Wolfe began his career with SK Brann before moving to AZ Alkmaar in 2023. Over his time in the Eredivisie, he made 92 appearances, contributing 4 goals and 10 assists, showcasing both his defensive solidity and attacking flair.
On the international stage, Wolfe has already earned 12 caps for Norway, scoring once, reflecting his growing reputation as one of Norway’s promising talents.
Why Wolves Made the Move
Wolves have been in search of a quality replacement for Rayan Aït-Nouri, who recently departed for Manchester City. Wolfe’s arrival addresses that gap, providing the club with a dynamic and reliable left-back option.
Manager Vitor Pereira will be hoping Wolfe can quickly adapt to the demands of the Premier League and bring both defensive stability and offensive support down the left flank.
What This Means for Wolves
Adding Wolfe strengthens Wolves’ defensive options and adds versatility in attack. His experience playing in a competitive European league and his international exposure make him a valuable asset as Wolves look to consolidate their position in the Premier League.
Fans will be eager to see how Wolfe integrates into the team and what impact he will have in the coming season.
Stay tuned for more updates on Wolfe’s progress and all things Wolves as the new season approaches!