Wolves think of Maxi Gómez because of Raúl Jiménez's injury

In just four weeks the transfer market will be open again and the Valencia players will once again be in the window to go out to other clubs. After numerous outings this summer, there could still be more. And this situation is known in the football market.

So, Nuno's Wolverhampton has set its sights on Maxi Gómez ahead of the January market. The English team is going to lose its scorer, Raúl Jiménez, for a long season since this week he has undergone a skull fracture and, although there is no certainty for him to play again, it is estimated that he will be away for a long time.

So, in the Wolves they already think of a replacement and the Uruguayan likes Nuno, a former Valencia coach. Maxi arrived at the club ché last summer by the hand of Alemany (it was the last operation he did) for 15 million plus Santi Mina. His release clause is 140 million but a great offer from the British team would make Peter Lim think about a possible transfer. Maxi was already close to West Ham