Wolves have a smoother path to sign Anderson Talisca.
Wolves’ hopes of signing Anderson Talisca have been enhanced after frontrunners Besiktas pulled out of a deal.
Talisca is a long term target for Wolves, with The Sun recently reporting he is still a target.
Portuguese newspaper A Bola now report Besiktas are no longer able to afford the 21 million Euro (£18.3m) purchase clause as terms of their loan deal.
Besiktas have until the end of this month to activate it, but it is being reported that this is now unlikely.
Previously it had been suggested that Besiktas could sign Talisca and then sell him on for a profit.
The Brazilian is expected to now return to Benfica and Wolves chances of signing him are a little more straightforward.
A Bola confirms there is interest from English clubs, but also mentions Italian side Roma are keen.
Talisca has been linked with Wolves since 2016 and their promotion to the Premier League means they are in a stronger position than ever to sign him.
This season he has scored 19 goals in all competitions for Besiktas.
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