Wolverhampton Wanderers are plotting a move for Che Adams, the Torino forward, as the summer transfer window heats up. Adams, 29, has been competing with Scotland at the World Cup, but his club future has become the subject of speculation. The former Southampton and Birmingham City player has contributed 15 goals and five assists from 69 appearances in Serie A since joining Torino in 2024. However, his contract with the Italian side is set to expire in June 2027, raising questions over his future. According to Italian outlet Tutto Mercato Web, Adams is interested in a potential move back to English football, with Wolverhampton Wanderers keen on a deal. But the club faces competition from Venezia, who have reportedly had an offer worth between €4 and 5 million rejected. Adams spent five seasons with Southampton, including one in the Championship, before making the switch to Italy two years ago. He contributed 16 goals and four assists as the Saints earned promotion to the Premier League in 2024. Wolverhampton Wanderers have already signed Raul Jimenez back to the club as a free agent this summer, leading to some supporters believing the hierarchy should focus on other positions of need. While others are unhappy with the prospect of Adams moving to Molineux, some fans are simply frustrated to be linked with the 29-year-old again, as he has often been rumoured with a switch to the Old Gold in the past. Adams has experience in the Premier League and the Championship, so there's every reason for Wolverhampton Wanderers to be interested. The forward is attainable at a potentially reasonable cost, and he's a proven track record of scoring goals at a second division level. But Cesar Peixoto will also have Jimenez and Adam Armstrong at his disposal to lead the line next season, so signing Adams won't be the most exciting option this summer for fans. Wolverhampton Wanderers will need to make an offer that Torino will deem acceptable if they are to sign Adams, with the Italian side looking for a bigger bid than the one rejected from Venezia.