Jesus Vallejo joined Wolverhampton Wanderers on loan from Real Madrid in the summer transfer window.
The 22-year-old central defender joined Premier League club Wolves on loan from Spanish and European giants Madrid.
The Spaniard has explained his decision to move to Nuno’s team despite having offers from other clubs.
Vallejo told AS: “It was a bit of everything… I wanted to have this experience. I talked to Jonny [Otto] and Adama [Traore], and Real Madrid strongly recommended that I come here.
“They told me that they [Wolves] would further my development and I wanted to go where they felt best. And, of course, Wolves influenced me.
“Nuno [Espírito Santo] called me and told me about the project. It was the club that took more of a chance on me.”
Promising talent
Vallejo is a very talented and promising young defender who can be a global star in the future.
The former Real Zaragoza youngster has played once in the Premier League for Wolves so far this season, according to WhoScored.
The 22-year-old will improve and develop in the coming weeks and months, and he could establish himself as an important player in Nuno’s team.
Reported interest in Christian Luyindama
Meanwhile, Wolves are interested in signing Christian Luyindama from Galatasaray, according to Fanatik.
The report has also claimed of interest in the 25-year-old DR Congo international central defender from West Ham United.
According to WhoScored, Luyindama has made six appearances in the Turkish Super Lig and two in the Champions League for Galatasaray so far this season.
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