Wolves may no longer be able to sign new players, but they may still lose them, and there has been speculation that Saudi Arabia is interested in Pablo Sarabia.
The Saudi window is still open, which means Wolves and other clubs could have their commitment tested.
Wanderers have already sold one player to Saudi Arabia.
Ruben Neves finalized a move to Al Hilal at the start of the summer to help Wolves balance the budget.
However, another player could be on his way to the Gulf state…
Al-Ettifaq is interested in signing Pablo Sarabia.
Al-Ettifaq are mulling a move for Pablo Sarabia, according to writer Ben Jacobs today.
He claims that no deal has been struck with the athlete as of yet.
However, there appears to be a ‘solid’ interest.
Sarabia joined Wolves for £4 million at the start of the season.
Julen Lopetegui brought him in from Paris Saint-Germain.
Sarabia would join up with Steven Gerrard if he made the move. Jordan Henderson, Gini Wijnaldum, Moussa Dembele, and Jack Hendry are among the players who have moved there this summer.
Pablo Sarabia must not be sold by the Wolves.
As a result, Al-Ettifaq could make a bid for Sarabia.
However, Wolves must resist the urge to sell, solely because the club is currently unable to sign a successor.
Sarabia has not had a good start to the new Premier League season.
But Wolves can’t be offloading him right now. Especially because Daniel Podence was recently loaned to Olympiacos.
Sarabia should not go and should return after the international break ready to go for Wolves despite a disappointing start.
