Wolverhampton Wanderers: May 2009 Archives

Wolves winger Michael Kightly is targeting a return to fitness in time for the club's pre-season tour of Australia.

Wolves are fighting it out to sign former West Brom loan striker Marc-Antoine Fortune this summer but face a battle with Fulham.

Wolves midfielder Karl Henry has pledged his future to the club by agreeing a new four year deal to keep him at Molineux.

West Brom defender Paul Robinson is set to quit the Baggies following relegation and could join local rivals Wolves.

Wolves keeper Wayne Hennessey says he is looking forward to the challenge Matt Murray will give him when he is fit again.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Brian Laws has confirmed he is still in the hunt to sign Wolves midfielder Darren Potter.

Wolves striker Chris Iwelumo says he is ready to fight for his place in the side if Mick McCarthy brings in new strikers.

Wolves are believed to be interested in signing Dutch striker Jan Vennegor of Hesselink, who is tipped to leave Celtic this summer.

Wolves defender Kevin Foley is looking forward to playing his football in the top flight after years of lower league football.

Wolves have joined the clutch of clubs interested in Spurs striker Darren Bent, who could be offloaded by Harry Redknapp this summer.

Doncaster have rubbished speculation suggesting that Premier League new boys Wolves are looking to sign skipper Brian Stock.

West Brom boss Tony Mowbray insists Wolves target Marc-Antoine Fortune could stay with the Baggies despite their relegation.

Wolves are reported to be showing an interest in Reading striker Kevin Doyle, who looks set to move on this summer.

Wolves have released Lewis Gobern, Alex Melbourne and Matt Bailey but hope to tie Jody Craddock down to a new contract.

Mick McCarthy says he wants to eventually establish his Wolves side in the Premier League but staying up next season is the priority.

Mick McCarthy believes a good start will be very important to Wolves chances of staying in the Premier League next season.

Wolves have been boosted by the news striker Chris Iwelumo will be back from a knee and calf injury in time for pre-season training.

Wolves are said to have enquired about the possibility of signing on-loan West Brom striker Marc-Antoine Fortune this summer.

Chief executive Jez Moxey has admitted he is already working hard to bring new faces to Wolves in preparation for the Premier League.

Wolves defender Christophe Berra is disappointed the club could not sign Sami Hyypia from Liverpool but expects additions.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy says he is ready jump on a plane at any time and interrupt his holidays to secure new signings for the club.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy is unlikely to risk Sylvan Ebanks-Blake or Chris Iwelumo in the final match of the season.

Wolves winger Michael Kightly is targeting a return to fitness in time for the club's pre-season tour of Australia.

Wolves are fighting it out to sign former West Brom loan striker Marc-Antoine Fortune this summer but face a battle with Fulham.

Wolves midfielder Karl Henry has pledged his future to the club by agreeing a new four year deal to keep him at Molineux.

West Brom defender Paul Robinson is set to quit the Baggies following relegation and could join local rivals Wolves.

Wolves keeper Wayne Hennessey says he is looking forward to the challenge Matt Murray will give him when he is fit again.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Brian Laws has confirmed he is still in the hunt to sign Wolves midfielder Darren Potter.

Wolves striker Chris Iwelumo says he is ready to fight for his place in the side if Mick McCarthy brings in new strikers.

Wolves are believed to be interested in signing Dutch striker Jan Vennegor of Hesselink, who is tipped to leave Celtic this summer.

Wolves defender Kevin Foley is looking forward to playing his football in the top flight after years of lower league football.

Wolves have joined the clutch of clubs interested in Spurs striker Darren Bent, who could be offloaded by Harry Redknapp this summer.

Doncaster have rubbished speculation suggesting that Premier League new boys Wolves are looking to sign skipper Brian Stock.

West Brom boss Tony Mowbray insists Wolves target Marc-Antoine Fortune could stay with the Baggies despite their relegation.

Wolves are reported to be showing an interest in Reading striker Kevin Doyle, who looks set to move on this summer.

Wolves have released Lewis Gobern, Alex Melbourne and Matt Bailey but hope to tie Jody Craddock down to a new contract.

Mick McCarthy says he wants to eventually establish his Wolves side in the Premier League but staying up next season is the priority.

Mick McCarthy believes a good start will be very important to Wolves chances of staying in the Premier League next season.

Wolves have been boosted by the news striker Chris Iwelumo will be back from a knee and calf injury in time for pre-season training.

Wolves are said to have enquired about the possibility of signing on-loan West Brom striker Marc-Antoine Fortune this summer.

Chief executive Jez Moxey has admitted he is already working hard to bring new faces to Wolves in preparation for the Premier League.

Wolves defender Christophe Berra is disappointed the club could not sign Sami Hyypia from Liverpool but expects additions.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy says he is ready jump on a plane at any time and interrupt his holidays to secure new signings for the club.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy is unlikely to risk Sylvan Ebanks-Blake or Chris Iwelumo in the final match of the season.