Ladislav Krejci's Wolves future revealed after initial loan move
Ladislav Krejci will become a permanent Wolves player in the summer after triggering the £20million clause in his loan deal, the Express & Star understands.
The 26-year-old signed on loan from Spanish side Girona in the summer for an initial £6million loan fee, with an option to make it permanent for an additional £20million.
That option became an obligation after Krejci played a certain number of games and the Express & Star understands that those terms have been met.
As a result, Krejci will become a permanent Wolves player this summer and sign a contract until 2030.
It is also understood that there is no clause in the contract that means the permanent move will not be completed in the event of relegation, meaning Krejci's permanent switch to Wolves is sealed.
Krejci has been a key player for Wolves this season under both Vitor Pereira and Rob Edwards and has played in both midfield and defence.
Since Toti Gomes' injury Krejci has solely played on the left of the back three and he has so far featured 19 times for Wolves, scoring twice and assisting once.
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