Here We Go’: Wolves Secure Fourth Summer Signing as Deal Agreed for David Moller Wolfe
Wolverhampton Wanderers have reportedly struck a deal to sign Norwegian left-back David Moller Wolfe from AZ Alkmaar, with highly regarded journalist Fabrizio Romano confirming the news on his official X (formerly Twitter) account. The 23-year-old is expected to arrive in England within the next 24 hours to undergo a medical, marking what would be the club’s fourth signing of an already busy summer window.
Wolves are in the middle of a transitional period under manager Vitor Pereira, and this summer has presented numerous challenges in the transfer market. With key departures such as Matheus Cunha, who joined Manchester United, and Rayan Ait-Nouri, who completed a move to Manchester City, the Midlands club have been forced to rebuild large parts of their squad ahead of the 2025/26 season.
In attack, Wolves have made a number of significant moves to bolster their ranks. They have turned Jorgen Strand Larsen’s loan deal into a permanent transfer, while also completing deals for Fer Lopez and Jhon Arias, both of whom are expected to compete for positions out wide. However, strengthening the backline has now become an urgent priority, particularly following the departure of long-serving right-back Nelson Semedo, who confirmed his exit at the end of his contract.
The signing of Moller Wolfe addresses the critical gap left by Ait-Nouri’s exit. Known for his athleticism, overlapping runs, and ability to contribute both defensively and offensively, Wolfe has been on the radar of several clubs this summer, including Lille, but Wolves have now won the race for his signature.
Romano revealed that the Norwegian defender will be flying in shortly to finalise his move and undergo medical examinations before putting pen to paper. The deal has seemingly materialized quickly, taking many fans by surprise. Despite the suddenness, it represents a strategic move by the club to secure a capable and promising left-back before the new season gets underway.
The Wolves faithful will certainly be pleased by the urgency with which the club has acted to replace Ait-Nouri. However, there remains a consensus among supporters and pundits alike that the squad still needs more reinforcements before the transfer window slams shut. With many Premier League clubs set to compete in European competitions this season, securing top-level talent has become increasingly competitive and financially demanding.
As things stand, Moller Wolfe will become Wolves’ fourth summer addition, and expectations will now grow as the club continues to prepare for a season in which consolidation and ambition must be balanced. The board and coaching staff will be aware that further business may be necessary to meet the demands of a grueling Premier League campaign — but for now, fans can look forward to welcoming an exciting new face at Molineux.