Wolves star edges closer to striking a pre-contract agreement with overseas clubs, solidifying his legacy as an indispensable force at Molineux.

Wolves Working to Secure Semedo’s Future Amid Contract Uncertainty

Nelson Semedo, who joined Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2020 after a three-year stint at Barcelona, has become a vital figure at Molineux. The 31-year-old has made over 150 appearances for the Premier League side, occasionally captaining the team and showcasing his leadership qualities.

However, with his current contract set to expire next summer, the Portugal international will be eligible to negotiate pre-contract agreements with overseas clubs as early as next month.

Despite the looming uncertainty, Wolves are determined to retain Semedo’s services, and the player is reportedly keen to remain with the club. “Even though the deal is considered not easy at the moment, both parties are eager to agree on a fresh contract,” sources close to the negotiations indicate.

Semedo’s importance under manager Gary O’Neil, combined with his experience and influence on the pitch, has been highlighted as a key factor in Wolves’ efforts to extend his stay.

This season, Semedo has already made 12 Premier League appearances while also representing Portugal in the Nations League, further underlining his enduring value at both club and international levels.