Jorgen Strand Larsen is keen to have his future resolved this month, and that situation could soon be clarified as interest in his signature continues to grow. The striker is no longer a regular starter for Wolves, a development that has prompted the club to make him available for transfer during the current window.
Wolves are open to selling the forward, aware that his role within the squad has diminished. From the player’s perspective, the desire to leave is also clear. Strand Larsen has been hoping to secure a move this month in order to join a club where he would be offered more consistent game time and a clearer role in attack.
Leeds United have so far shown the strongest interest in his services. The Yorkshire club have already submitted an offer in an attempt to bring him in, signalling serious intent. However, that bid was rejected by Wolves, who felt the proposal did not meet their valuation. As a result, the striker remains with the Midlands side for now, despite both parties being open to a separation.
Wolves weighing financial factors
Wolves’ willingness to sell is influenced by more than just squad planning. The club are conscious of the potential financial implications if they were to be relegated. In that scenario, extracting a strong transfer fee would become more difficult, making a sale during this window more appealing.
For that reason, Wolves are expected to continue listening to offers before the deadline. They recognise that interest in Strand Larsen provides an opportunity to balance their books while allowing the player to pursue a fresh challenge elsewhere.
Palace enters the race
According to Sporten, Leeds may now face serious competition. The report claims that Crystal Palace are preparing to enter the race for Strand Larsen’s signature and are keen to add him to their squad for the second half of the season. Palace are reportedly readying an offer designed to surpass Leeds and any other interested parties.
The report also suggests that Palace’s move is linked to plans to sell one of their leading strikers this month, which would create space for a replacement. If that sale goes through, Strand Larsen could quickly become a priority target
With time running out in the transfer window, the coming days are likely to be decisive. Wolves are eager to conclude a deal, the player wants clarity, and multiple Premier League clubs are now positioning themselves to secure his signature before the deadline.
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