Wolverhampton Wanderers have joined Olympiacos in the race for Sporting Lisbon midfielder Daniel Bragança. The 27-year-old Portuguese midfielder, valued at €12 million, is a target for both clubs this summer.
Olympiacos have shown interest in Bragança, but Wolves' involvement could complicate the deal. The Greek club has not made a concrete offer yet, and no significant progress has been reported. Bragança's contract with Sporting runs until 2027, meaning any interested club would need to pay a transfer fee.
Wolves' recent relegation to the Championship hasn't dampened their ambition in the transfer market. They previously signed Olympiacos' transfer target, Rodrigo Pinheiro, and now appear to be doing the same with Bragança. This move could force Olympiacos to look elsewhere for midfield reinforcements.
Olympiacos are also considering Porto midfielder Stephen Eustáquio, but financial constraints make both deals difficult. Meanwhile, they are close to signing St. Pauli right-back Manolis Saliakas to strengthen their defense.
While Wolves have shown interest, no concrete moves have been made yet. The situation remains fluid, with both Wolves and Olympiacos monitoring the midfielder's availability. Bragança's future could hinge on which club makes the first serious offer.
