Overview
- Wolves have agreed a two-year deal to re-sign Raul Jimenez on a free transfer after his Fulham contract expired, with the club confirming the signing following medicals.
- Jimenez completed the move while on international duty for Mexico at the 2026 World Cup, a transfer process that included Wolves staff travelling to Mexico to finalise terms.
- Fulham publicly listed Jimenez among players leaving when contracts end and have opened fresh talks with Harry Wilson, whose deal also expires on June 30 and has attracted strong interest from several Premier League clubs.
- The signing fits Wolves’ short-term recruitment plan after relegation, pairing Jimenez with other veteran additions to provide leadership and goal threat as the club targets an immediate return to the top flight.
- Jimenez returns to the club where he scored 57 goals in 166 appearances and remains a fan favourite, while Fulham face wider summer change that includes managerial turnover and multiple contract decisions.