Wolverhampton Wanderers: May 2008 Archives

Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty is keeping his fingers crossed that he can engineer a move to either Rangers or Wolves.

Wolves face a major battle to keep hold of £8m rated keeper Wayne Hennessey with four Premiership sides keen.

Wolves attacking midfielder Dave Edwards claims he will be doing all he can to win a regular place in the side next season.

Owen Coyle has again stressed that he wants to keep reported Wolves target Kyle Lafferty at Burnley in the close-season.

Mick McCarthy has swooped to sign Bournemouth striker Sam Vokes and could now look to take veteran hitman Dwight Yorke to Wolves.

Wolves defender Kevin Foley is already looking ahead to next season and says he is ready to take on more responsibility in the side.

Wolves have seen an opening offer of £2.25m plus Stephen Elliott for Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty rebuffed, according to reports.

Despite a great first five months with the club, defender George Elokobi says he will not be resting on his laurels next term.

The race is on to land Wolves striker Jay Bothroyd with Cardiff in a battle with Stoke and Nottingham Forest for his signature.

Wolves striker Andy Keogh is confident the club will be pushing for promotion next season and is glad Mick McCarthy is staying.

Wayne Hennessey has rubbished speculation linking him with a move to the Premier League by insisting he is staying put at Wolves.

Wolves and Preston are vying for the signature of Derby midfielder Dave Jones with Paul Jewell ready to accept £1m pounds.

Norwich have joined Derby, Coventry and Crystal Palace in the race to sign Wolves striker Freddie Eastwood, according to reports.

Wolves' out-of-favour striker Freddy Eastwood looks set for a move to Coventry after their chairman Ray Ranson expressed an interest.

Jody Craddock has hit back at critics of Wolves boss Mick McCarthy by claiming he is the man who can get the club into the Premiership.

Mick McCarthy has warned clubs looking at snapping up Wolves' star players this summer to forget it as they are not for sale.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has released captain Gary Breen and made five more players available for transfer.

Coventry's hopes of landing Wolves striker Freddy Eastwood have increased after he was transfer-listed by the Molineux outfit.

Wolves skipper Gary Breen says the future is bright under the stewardship of manager Mick McCarthy.

West Ham boss Alan Curbishley is being linked with a £3.5million summer swoop for Wolves winger Michael Kightly.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy says he will keep calm during the clash with Plymouth this weekend and let the rest do the worrying.

Wolves' Seyi Olofinjana says there will be plenty of twists and turns in Sunday's final play-off push so he is leaving it to God.