Leicester City and Wolves in transfer battle for commanding La Liga midfielder

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Leicester City and Wolves in transfer battle for commanding La Liga midfielder Mar 25th 2021, 13:16, by Magnus Eriksen Leicester City and Wolves are reportedly interested in a transfer deal for Real Betis midfielder William Carvalho this summer. Spanish outlet Estadio Deportivo are linking Carvalho with a move to the Premier League and it could be that he's one of many intriguing La Liga transfers to look out for at the end of the season. MORE: Surprise transfer update on £20m star linked with Liverpool, Arsenal and Leicester City Carvalho has shone with Betis, having also previously caught the eye of top English clubs while he was at Sporting Lisbon. A commanding defensive midfielder, the Portugal international looks ideally suited to Premier League football and could be a useful purchase for Leicester or Wolves. More Stories / Latest News Leicester City and Wolves in transfer battle for commanding La Liga midfielder March 25, 2021 13:16 "Hasn't turned up all season" – Pundit slams Newcastle duo in defence of struggling manager Steve Bruce March 25, 2021 13:05 Rio Ferdinand gives baffling advice to Newcastle United fans March 25, 2021 12:58 The Foxes will no doubt want to strengthen their squad if they qualify for the Champions League, while Wolves also remain an ambitious club who could do with adding more big names to their team. Carvalho could cost around £17million to prise away from Betis this summer. The post Leicester City and Wolves in transfer battle for commanding La Liga midfielder appeared first on CaughtOffside. Media files: real-betis-cf-players.jpg (image/jpeg)

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