Overview
- Wolverhampton confirmed on Tuesday that David Møller Wolfe has joined Hamburger SV on a season-long loan that includes a £12.5 million option to buy and a £500,000 loan fee.
- HSV publicly welcomed the Norway international and Møller Wolfe said talks with the club’s sporting staff convinced him the move was the right step for his development.
- Wolves technical director Matt Jackson said the decision was driven by squad management and the need to give both left-backs regular playing time.
- The club also agreed a loan exit for goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, reported to be joining Celtic, and signalled it expected to recruit a new left-back before the 11pm transfer deadline.
- Several first-team futures remain unresolved late on deadline day — including Ladislav Krejci, Santiago Bueno, José Sá and Hwang Hee-chan — leaving Wolves under pressure to complete more outgoings to fund a fuller rebuild after relegation.