Wolverhampton Wanderers have been one of the Premier League’s biggest success stories this year by fighting for a top-half place after many tipped them for the drop – and they are looking to improve on that next season, with Fabrizio Romano exclusively telling GIVEMESPORT that the west Midlands club are actively trying to recruit a new striker.

Wolves’ financial troubles in the summer, coupled with the losses of Ruben Neves, Joao Moutinho, Matheus Nunes and Nathan Collins amongst others, saw many predict their six-year Premier League spell to end with a lack of marquee signings at the club bar Matheus Cunha’s loan spell being made permanent.

But Gary O’Neil has done wonders at Molineux and with Wolves just seven points off a European place and mathematically secure from being relegated, the club are looking ahead to next season’s recruitment to go better and qualify for a European spot. And Romano has exclusively told GIVEMESPORT that the club will be searching for a striker to boost the squad available to O’Neil next season.

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Wolves are preparing for yet another season in the top-flight

Targets have been linked with Wolves already, and this summer will surely see more spending power given that the club complied with Financial Fair Play regulations, which saw them spend less last season.

Given the injury woes to Hwang Hee-Chan, Pedro Neto and Matheus Cunha in spells throughout the season, alongside Sasa Kalajdzic’s never-ending sideline spells and Fabio Silva’s lack of form which saw him loaned out to Rangers, this has given Wolves a general lack of depth in their striking options – something that O’Neil aimed to remedy in the January transfer window.

Pedro Neto has been linked with a move away from the club, but Yuri Alberto has been touted with a move to Molineux and with more transfer rumours set to flood in over the summer, it could be a superb transfer window for fans in the Black Country.

Romano: Wolves ‘Need’ a Striker Ahead of Next Season

Wolves are in need of a goalscorer to boost their attacking ranks

Speaking exclusively to GIVEMESPORT, Romano said that Wolves’ attempts to bring in Armando Broja in January have shown their application to securing top talent and it is an area they will look towards ahead of next season. He said: