Lazio wants to pay Wolves £17 million. Christos Mandas
Christos Mandas, the Lazio goalkeeper, is reportedly attracting interest from Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Although the 22-year-old joined the Italian team in the summer, he only made eight starts in Serie A games, with Ivan Provedel serving as the starting goaltender.
The Greek football player may try to leave this summer in order to play regular football.
Wolves are interested in Mandas, but according to Corriere dello Sport, they will need to spend £17 million for his services.
The Midlands team is reportedly considering bids for Jose Sa, as they are in the market for a new goalkeeper.
Last season, the Portuguese started 35 Premier League games, giving up 58 goals and maintaining four clean sheets.
Jose Sa has now turned 31 and the club may look to bring in a younger replacement.
Wolves have been linked with Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsdale who has fallen out of favour at the Emirates Stadium.
But a deal for the England international is not expected to be easy as the Gunners could demand a premium fee to let him leave this summer.
Christos Mandas will be a good option for the Old Gold but they must beat off competition from Southampton who are also keen on him.
Wolves have sanctioned the departures of Max Kilman and Pedro Neto in two big deals, but they have only signed Rodrigo Tommy Doyle, Rodrigo Gomes and Pedro Lima.
The Wanderers are expected to make more additions before the summer transfer window shuts on August 30.
