Overview
- Fabrizio Romano says Gomes is under consideration and viewed as an opportunity if Wolves decide to sell in January, with Conor Gallagher seen as a trickier deal due to Atletico Madrid’s stance.
- David Ornstein reports both clubs deny talks and Wolves maintain a not‑for‑sale position, with Gomes tied to a contract that runs to 2030.
- CaughtOffside reports Liverpool’s interest has cooled, leaving United as the most likely mover should a sale become feasible.
- ESPN’s Rob Dawson notes United have widened their midfield shortlist, scouting André at Wolves along with Angelo Stiller and Conor Gallagher as part of a broader rebuild.
- Multiple outlets indicate any January pursuit would hinge on Wolves’ situation and price, with some reports suggesting a £40–50m range could test resolve, though Wolves prefer to keep the player.