Wolves are reportedly interested in signing Martin Terrier in January and the Frenchman could be Julen Lopetegui’s own version of Sadio Mane at Molineux.
According to 90minWolves are one of many Premier League clubs that are interested in the Stade Rennais star. Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Leeds United, Leicester City Aston Villa All reportedly scouted him this year.
The Old Gold sits at the bottom of this list Premier League Before the World Cup Lopetegui’s new team is struggling to break and are the lowest scorers of the division. Lopetegui needs attacking reinforcements if he hopes to keep them in the Premier League.
Terrier could be the ideal candidate as he has 11 goals and four assists This season, he has averaged 7.76 ratings across all competitions. WhoScored His performances are better than any other player. Wolves’ squad.
According to FBRef, the fifth-most similar winger to Terrier in terms of style of play is Bayern Munich’s world-class forward Sadio Mane.
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The international hit Senegal has had is staggering 100 goals in the Premier League during his time with Liverpool and Southampton, this is certainly not a bad comparison for the Rennes’ ace to have, and it suggests that he could be a big hit in Lopetegui’s side should he join in January.
The two players have registered This campaign had very similar numbers with regard to goals scored in 90 minutes (both 0.60), shots at target per 90 min (1.73 vs 1.699) and progressive passes received (104, 105).
This highlights how dangerous both players can be in the last third. Both attackers are putting themselves in areas on the pitch where more creative talents may find them.
Therefore, given Wolves’ attacking woes so far this term, Lopetegui would surely love to have a player like Terrier in his side in the new year.
The 25-year-old, who was dubbed “phenomenal” by European football writer Tim Williams, will no doubt have plenty of suitors in January but if can arrive at Molineux and have a similar impact to Mane in the Premier League, he could just be the man to keep Wolves in the Premier League.