da 888casino： Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen has made a January transfer decision after approaches from Leeds United and Crystal Palace.

da bet vitoria： Strand Larsen has reportedly sparked a frantic bidding war involving several Premier League clubs desperate for January reinforcements.

The Norwegian sits at the center of an intensifying scramble as bottom-placed Wolves accept their Championship fate, with Leeds entering the race recently, though they face serious competition from Palace, among others, for the 25-year-old’s services.

Yorkshire Evening Post journalist Graham Smyth revealed the Whites lodged an inquiry but acknowledged profit and sustainability regulations will complicate any deal, particularly with rivals circling.

Palace appear to have pushed hardest recently, holding discussions with Molineux officials about a potential £40m switch.

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Their urgency stems from Jean-Philippe Mateta demanding an exit, leaving manager Oliver Glasner needing attacking cover quickly.

Interestingly, Palace’s recruitment chief Matt Hobbs previously orchestrated Strand Larsen’s original Wolves arrival, providing that existing relationship which could prove decisive.

Leeds reportedly floated a creative proposal involving Joel Piroe and Wilfried Gnonto plus £5m cash rather than a straight financial package. However, PSR constraints restrict their maneuvering room.

That being said, Leeds and Palace look like two of the most fierce contenders for Strand Larsen, with Nottingham Forest surely dropping out of the race after signing Lorenzo Lucca from Napoli.

The striker netted 14 times across 35 top-flight appearances last term but has managed just a solitary league goal this campaign as Wolves’ relegation becomes inevitable.

Strand Larsen makes transfer decision after Leeds and Crystal Palace contact

According to Sky Sports, via their live blog, Strand Larsen has now made a decision about his next move after contact from Leeds and Palace.

The broadcast giant reports that the ex-AC Milan academy ace has made his transfer priorities crystal clear — he’ll only quit Molineux if it means joining a Premier League side.

The Norway international faces interest from across Europe’s elite divisions, but remains determined to continue his Premier League career despite Wolves’ relegation battle.

Multiple top-tier continental clubs have apparently expressed their admiration for him, yet he’s firmly set on remaining in England’s top flight.

This stance significantly narrows his potential destinations and could prove decisive in shaping January’s final days.

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Leeds, Palace and Forest are all credited with approaches by Sky, mainly to gauge Wolves’ willingness to negotiate, with each club having some discussions over the player.

Palace appear particularly motivated after Mateta’s requested departure, leaving them desperately short up front, while Leeds need reinforcements following their tactical switch to play two strikers.

Wolves continue to value Strand Larsen around £40m despite his solitary top flight goal this season, though last campaign’s return demonstrates his real capabilities.

His insistence on staying in England eliminates numerous suitors and concentrates the battle among Premier League clubs who are willing to meet Wolves’ asking price.

However, few sides have showed any sign of doing that so far.

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