'Exciting signings on way'
Chief executive Jez Moxey today appealed for fans to be patient as Wolves step up their summer transfer plans - predicting there will be "exciting" signings. Chief executive Jez Moxey today appealed for fans to be patient as Wolves step up their summer transfer plans - predicting there will be "exciting" signings. He said Wolves are negotiating with a number of clubs as they chase their first deal, but said it will take time to bring in the right players. Moxey also reassured fans that the minor delays in Steve Morgan's £30 million takeover are not affecting the club's transfer plans. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Moxey also reassured fans that the minor delays in Steve Morgan's £30 million takeover are not affecting the club's transfer plans.
"We're talking to a number of clubs at the moment about a number of players and we're confident we will be making some exciting signings," he said.
"But we're going to stick to what we said we would do originally - which is getting the right players at the right price. That takes time and therefore we would ask our fans to be patient."
Wolves are actively pursuing a clutch of top transfer targets - with high-profile bids made for strikers Billy Sharp and Freddy Eastwood already lodged.
But Wolves have been left playing a waiting game for both forwards, with Southend rejecting an initial £1 million offer and Sharp delaying a decision until he returns from holiday.
The two head a long list of targets which includes a left-winger, a pair of centre-backs and a new full-back.
Moxey is keen to reassure supporters that the club have already been given the green light to pursue a number of top targets - even though the takeover has not been completed.
The final legal details of Morgan's takeover are set to be completed this week, with the Cheshire-based businessman officially taking over in seven days.