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Middlesbrough reportedly make Paddy McNair bid; now Wolves must step up

Paddy McNair of Sunderland celebrates scoring his sides second goal with team mates during the EFL Cup Third Round match between Queens Park Ranger...
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Wolverhampton Wanderers and Middlesbrough reportedly want Paddy McNair from Sunderland in the summer transfer window.

Paddy McNair of Sunderland is helped to his feet by the club physio after sustaining an injury during the Premier League match between Sunderland and Hull City at Stadium of Light on...

Middlesbrough have made a bid of over £5 million for Sunderland star Paddy McNair, according to Sky Sports, but that should not deter Wolverhampton Wanderers and must spark them into action.

Wolves have been linked with McNair, who can operate as a defender or as a midfielder, with The Northern Echo reporting earlier this month that Nuno’s side are interested in the former Manchester United prospect.

Ryan Mason of Hull City (L) is pulled back by Paddy McNair of Sunderland (R) during the Premier League match between Sunderland and Hull City at Stadium of Light on November 19, 2016 in...

Sunderland are reported to want £7 million for the 23-year-old, and if Wolves are genuinely keen on the Northern Ireland international, then they should make a move now.

Middlesbrough’s (reported) bid of over £5m suggests that they mean business, but Wolves do have the advantage of being in the Premier League.

Paddy McNair of Sunderland celebrates scoring his sides first goal during the EFL Cup Third Round match between Queens Park Rangers and Sunderland at Loftus Road on September 21, 2016 in...

Earlier this month, The Derby Telegraph quoted McNair as saying that he would like to play in the Premier League again, and that could hand Wolves an advantage in the race for the Northern Ireland international.

Given McNair’s versatility to play as a defender or as a midfielder and his experience in the Premier League would make him a smart signing for Wolves.