Wolves are reportedly set to sign striker Leo Bonatini.
According to the Birmingham Mail, Wolverhampton Wanderers are poised to complete the signing of Al-Hilal striker Leo Bonatini on a season-long loan deal.
Wolves have enjoyed a busy summer in the transfer market this summer, with manager Nuno overseeing a host of new signings ahead of the Championship campaign.
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John Ruddy, Will Norris, Phil Ofosu-Ayeh, Ryan Bennett, Roderick Miranda, Willy Boly, Barry Douglas, Ruben Neves, Ruben Vinagre and Diogo Jota have all arrived at Molineux to put Nuno’s men in contention for a promotion push.
Fans have still been looking for Wolves to sign another striker this summer, and the Birmingham Mail report that the club are set to complete the signature of Leo Bonatini on a season-long loan deal.
Bonatini, 23, came up through the ranks with Cruzeiro before a season-long loan deal with Italian giants Juventus in 2012, though he didn’t win a permanent deal with the Turin side.
Since then, the Brazilian hitman has made his name with Estoril having hit 24 goals in 53 appearances, and he earned a move to Saudi Arabia with Al-Hilal last summer.
Leo Bonatini
With 15 goals in 33 games last season, Bonatini impressed with Al-Hilal but has now undergone a medical to join Wolves, after the clubs agreed a season-long loan deal.
A 6ft 1in centre forward with strength and pace, Bonatini will now offer Nuno a natural striker and yet another exciting addition for Wolves this summer – and he may be looking to make his debut against Middlesbrough next weekend.
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