Wolverhampton Wanderers: June 2008 - news archive

Coventry have pulled out of a deal for Wolves striker Freddy Eastwood and turned their attention to other targets.

Wolves look to have finally secured the services of Derby midfielder Dave Jones as the player has reportedly accepted personal terms.

Chris Coleman says he wants several new players on board before Coventry start pre-season training with Freddy Eastwood his top target.

Winger Michael Kightly is targeting leading Wolves into the Premier League after signing a new four-year contract at Molineux.

Coventry boss Chris Coleman insists he will not give up in the race to sign Wolves striker Freddie Eastwood this summer.

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy will not be put off by rival suitors in his bid to beef up his Wolves squad.

Peterborough chief Barry Fry has warned Wolves boss Mick McCarthy he is wasting his time in the pursuit of striker Aaron McLean.

Freddy Eastwood is resigned to starting next season at a new club as Coventry continue to be linked to the Wolves striker.

Rangers have beaten both Wolves and Celtic to the signing of Burnley's Kyle Lafferty after having a player plus cash bid accepted.

Burnley have rejected bids from both Wolves and Celtic for striker Kyle Lafferty and say he will not be sold for less than £4m.

Derby midfielder David Jones has turned down the chance to join Wolves after the two clubs agreed a fee for the player.

Celtic have offered a player plus cash bid to try and land Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty from under the nose of Wolves.

Wolves have offered two Republic of Ireland internationals plus over £2million in cash for Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty.

Despite being placed on the transfer list by Mick McCarthy, Wolves defender Darren Ward still harbours hopes of staying at the club.

Burnley manager Owen Coyle has finally accepted an offer for Kyle Lafferty believed to be £2.5m plus Stephen Elliott from Wolves.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy is the latest manager to be linked with a move for Barnsley's attacking midfielder Brian Howard.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy now claims Coventry target Freddy Eastwood could have a future at Molineux despite being transfer-listed.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has echoed the sentiments of chairman Steve Morgan and reiterated that Michael Kightly is not for sale.

John Toshack has told Wayne Hennessey to stick to playing regular Championship football rather than sit on a Premiership bench.

Middlesbrough are the latest club in the race to sign Wolves' highly-rated young winger Michael Kightly although they face a battle.

Wolves have firmly denied claims that winger Michael Kightly will be sold to Everton, West Ham, Blackburn or anyone else.

Everton boss David Moyes appears to be in a fight with West Ham and Blackburn for the services of Wolves winger Michael Kightly.