Wolverhampton Wanderers signing Jack Butland could spark influx of top talent to Molineux

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Wolverhampton Wanderers are said to be keen to sign Jack Butland from Stoke City.

According to the Daily Express, Wolverhampton Wanderers want to complete the signing of Jack Butland before the World Cup even starts.

Wolves are said to be prepared to invest £35 million in the Stoke City goalkeeper, who could be available in the summer.

Stoke look set to drop into the Championship, and Wolves are hoping to take advantage of their struggles.

And if they could bring Butland to Molineux before the start of the World Cup, it could kick-start an influx of additions at Molineux.

Wolves have expressed ambitious plans upon their return to the Premier League, and the signing of Butland would prove that they mean to back up their words with actions.

Butland’s arrival at Wolves would show any player potentially joining Nuno’s side that they are not just joining the Premier League to make the numbers up.

And his capture could convince any player in two minds about joining newly promoted Wolves that their project is a very exciting one.

Signing Butland could also help aid Wolves in their quest to keep some of their star players, and the potential addition looks as if it could be a very exciting one.