da bet nacional： Wolverhampton Wanderers have made contact to sign a promising Ghana international as Rob Edwards seeks reinforcements before the end of the January transfer window.

Edwards optimistic ahead of Newcastle clash

da 888casino： Wolves are yet to make any signings in the winter window while there are doubts around the future of Jorgen Strand Larsen, but Edwards is feeling optimistic following their recent run of form, with five points in the last three games.

“We’re in a difficult position but you’ve still got to enjoy coming to work, people are allowed to smile and laugh,” he said in his pre-Newcastle press conference.

The former Middlesbrough boss also shared some insight into the club’s plans in the transfer market.

Naming “attitude, ability and athleticism” as the three top criteria for potential targets, it appears they have found a player with just that heading into the second half of the month.

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ByDominic Lund Wolves in talks to sign Ghana defender Jonas Adjetey

According to reports in Italy, via Sport Witness, Wolves are set to do battle with Bologna for FC Basel centre-back Jonas Adjetey.

The Ghana international, who is only 22 but already has seven caps for his nation, has enjoyed a meteoric rise in the last couple of years, joining Basel for just €25k (£22k) before developing into one of their most important players.

The Swiss outfit are thus expected to be happy to bank a huge profit regardless of where Adjetey ends up.

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Emmanuel Agbadou has returned from AFCON duty and is now available for selection, but Edwards is still short of depth in the centre-back positions.

This season, the 6 foot 2 Adjetey has played 12 times in the Swiss Super League as well as four Europea League appearances.